Case Trimmer

[Mac]

I started with the lee, and was not very happy with it.
After a year I progressed to the Hornady cam-lock case trimmer

It worked great, but I had to use shellholders, and I was ready to find an upgrade again.

I JUST picked up a Redding 2400 case trimming lathe. I haven't had a chance to really go to 'er yet, but the little bit I have used it I am really impressed. Its smooth, universal shellholder, and the micrometer adjustment is tops. I had to order a pilot for my 7.62x39 and .303 Brit reloads though. Only downside is it was a little expensive.

 

[vettes]

X2. I contacted them looking for a 41 colt pilot, they didnt have any for that, so they made one for me, sent it too me, no charge! That impressed me alot

I use the Redding Trimmer. It has a built in universal shell holder which I like and very fast to load and unload. Smooth and accurate.

 

[Johnn Peterson]

I started with the lee, and was not very happy with it.
After a year I progressed to the Hornady cam-lock case trimmer

It worked great, but I had to use shellholders, and I was ready to find an upgrade again.

I JUST picked up a Redding 2400 case trimming lathe. I haven't had a chance to really go to 'er yet, but the little bit I have used it I am really impressed. Its smooth, universal shellholder, and the micrometer adjustment is tops. I had to order a pilot for my 7.62x39 and .303 Brit reloads though. Only downside is it was a little expensive.

As I mentioned earlier on I have fairly recently purchased a Lyman Universal and it works well, but that Redding unit definately looks onteresting.

 

[rookie wildcat]

By far the fastest and easiest. Can't think of a more accurate way either. If you have a bench top drill press it is also the cheapest. And I have a Redding with all the goodies to go with it.

http://www.hunt101.com/data/500/medium/32068BrassTrimming_004.jpg

See, that's what I'm saying. That is why the Lyman is still in the box.