Case Trimmer - 9.3X62

[4570]

I've checked the usual OEM's, Lee, RCBS, Lyman, etc and I can't find a trimmer in that calibre. Any suggestions from other 9.3 owners on how to trim this case would be appreciated. cheers

Bill

 

[sahara]

When I need an oddball I just buy the next size larger (375 in your case) pilot and file it down in the drill press.

 

[bunny]

I have loaded and trimed 9.3 for years with a .35 set up, no problems.

 

[4570]

I have loaded and trimed 9.3 for years with a .35 set up, no problems.

35 Whelan?

 

[Mauser98]

RCBS makes a .36 caliber pilot for use in their line of rotary trimmers. Part # 9390

 

[mbogo3]

Yes they do ,got one from No-Sale Sports.............Harold

 

[saskgunowner101]

I use a 35 Whelan Lee trim gauge (tip ground down very slowly and carefully) and works fine.

 

[4570]

thanks guys - as I already have a lot of Lee trimmers I'll buy one in 35 Whelan and modify it accordingly. cheers

 

[Pathfinder]

I got lee to make me one and ship it over. they were pretty slow but it was properly sized.

 

[Arctic]

Bill,

Give me a call, might have a .375 I can turn down or will lend you my pilot with or without trimmer.

Barry

 

[Andy]

I use a 35 Whelan Lee trim gauge (tip ground down very slowly and carefully) and works fine.

X2

The rotary trimmer with the correct pilot is the most elegant method, but I've done the same as sask. There is almost no slop using the 35 Whelen trimmer, but a round of aluminum tape takes up any slack. Sand or grind the tip very carefully - you've only got about 50 thou to remove.

 

[pimlott]

I have a 9.3 Mauser case trimmer made by Lee, I think I got it from Russel's.