markyw
Well-Known Member
That is a quick trim and requires a different die for each cartridge. Die fits into press, case fits into die, Quicktrim used to trim/size case.
The other option that was shown was the Lee lock stud and cutter. This requires a lock stud (or similar, Lee do a few variants) that holds the case, then the right length mandrel that screws into the cutter. You put the deprimed case into the holder, insert the mandrel into the case and turn the cutter until it doesn't take any more off of the case.
There are many methods and makers of kit for trimming cases, but the Lee Quicktrim or Lock stud both work well and are relatively cheap, just find a method that is comfortable for you if doing many cases. The cutters are cheap, so I have them for my main calibres. I also have Quicktrim dies for all calibres I reload for too.
Edit: The FCD Muir mentioned is the Lee Factory Crimp Die, again available for each calibre.
Regards
Mark
