RCBS 3-way cutter feedback

[cim330]

Anyone use them? good/bad? I am looking to upgrade the trim pro.

 

[dumbdawg]

i like them

 

[carbonrod]

I use it exclusively for 30, and 223. Works really well on large quantities of brass.

I still hate trimming. X dies help there as well though.

 

[cim330]

good to hear! does it only work on RCBS trim pro?

 

[carbonrod]

I use mine on this:
http://images.outdoorinteractive.net/mgen/297066_d.jpg

Except I tossed the handle, and use a drill to turn the trimmer

 

[fogducker]

there a bit of a pain to set up..but once its set up right..they work great

 

[Scar270]

I really like mine, sure beats having to debur afterwards.

 

['Boo]

I have one with a half-dozen different pilots. I like it, especially if I have more than a few cases to trim.

 

[Rugerman]

there a bit of a pain to set up..but once its set up right..they work great

X's 2. You will cut your trimming/deburring/chamfering time down by two thirds. If you are doing 500 cases at a time, that is a huge saving. Does a good job, too. I really like mine.

 

[cim330]

thanks guys! it's the route I am going... Is the drill adapter good enough? or should I just go for the power unit?

 

[Rugerman]

I thought the power unit was awfully pricey. I went with the manual one and hooked up a cordless lithium battery powered small power tool (Black and Decker). Much cheaper and just as good IMO.

 

[fogducker]

I thought the power unit was awfully pricey. I went with the manual one and hooked up a cordless lithium battery powered small power tool (Black and Decker). Much cheaper and just as good IMO.

got a pic of the set up?

 

[cim330]

got a pic of the set up?

 

[ruger 77]

Does anyone know if the RCBS cutterhead will thread onto a Lyman Universal trimmer?