tommy trucker
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wot do use? and why? i'm looking for a trimmer an accurate one at that
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I have an rcbs trimmer which is only used if i have bulk brass to work through. Agree that lee tooling is superb. cheap. accurate and can be used manually or in a power tool. highly recommended.wot do use? and why? i'm looking for a trimmer an accurate one at that
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I use a Wilson, but for me the lee zip trim with case length guage followed by internal/external neck chamfer is a joy to use.
wot do use? and why? i'm looking for a trimmer an accurate one at that
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What caliber? What rifle? If it's a standard caliber use the Lee. Dead constant and impossible to get out of adjustment. You will get uniform lengths every time. All of the above are accurate enough for a stalking rifle.~Muir
wilson case trimmer and holder make the most accurate out their ,reloading solutions sell them
I don't see your logic. I have an RCBS trimmer, a Forrester trimmer, and the Lee. They all work equally well. I need a heavy trimmer for case reforming so I own the RCBS. The Forrester is used for neck turning reformed cases, and Lee for every day trimming. Once the cases are formed, I make a Lee trimmer stud for the caliber in question and use the Lee from there on. My cases remain consistent in length, day in and day out.~Muir