FA X-10 Bullet Sensor

**WARNING! After 4 months of usage, I discovered that the Waveshare laser transceiver doesn't offer the required longevity. The laser burns out and becomes too dim to be reflected by darker powder-coated bullets. This unpredictable malfunction happened to two transceivers: the first degraded over several months and another one I accidentally left on overnight, which accelerated decay. **

**Once the laser burns out, it is still bright enough to handle lightly-colored powder-coated bullets and copper-plated ones. The replacement sensor is not overly expensive ($15), but it's not the level of reliability I'm targeting. I'm considering alternative designs that will not have this flaw.**

Bullet sensor for the Frankford Arsenal X-10 press. Designed to establish the presence of a bullet in the 10th station (before crimp/ejection), which works best with the first-party combo feeder/seater die in station 9 and will provide an alarm with one station delay with a more conventional separated set