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I've not tried one so can't say for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by holtdoublej
I've read people suggest that's the best way to go, but I have had mine for about 5 years now and it's still going strong
I thought when mine became dull I would buy one then.
Anyone used one of these?
http://www.newhighpower.com/brass-trimmers.html
Indexes off the shoulder.
Can't argue about price.
This is the guy in Ocala Florida I was talking about....His too indexes off the shoulder but is a bit higher priced now I see....
http://www.ctstrimmer.com/6-case-trimmers
Not sure, I've got two of the trimmers with regular cutters that I've used to trim thousands of rounds over the last 40 years and they are still working satisfactorily.Quote:
Originally Posted by holtdoublej
Jim at CTS is good people, and makes a solid product.
I haven't used the drill mounted trimmer,
Mine is another version he used to sell, the version 2.0
Very well thought out design.
I have been using a Redding for years,it came with the carbide cutter,prior to that I used a lyman that I bought in 1966,my son is still using it.
I've been threatening to pull the trigger on this one.
https://www.amazon.com/Platinum-Case...mmer+reloading
That's one of the ones I was very seriously looking at. I just ordered Lyman universal to start out with.
Have you seen our War Games powder thrower?Quote:
Originally Posted by holtdoublej
Quick question, as this is in fact my first rodeo. When tumble cleaning, should I set a timer, or just let it go until they come out shiny? Is there any way to really fuck it up? I got an old midway tumbler and some once fired brass, figured it's better to clean them sooner than later.