Drill powered case trimmer (or combo) you like?

[the86d]

My Lyman (after a few thousand trimmings) had the plastic shim that the cutting arm rides against start sliding in and out with the arm. This happened soon after I got the power adapter.

I really like Lee's design, and no measuring needed, but the locking design is a pain.

I am just curious on designs that base trimming on the whole case length, not just neck-to-rim that you prefer...

1) What trimmer/combos of different MFRs together do you use?

2) Has anyone had an issue with trimmed brass in shoulder-guided drill trimmers, or am I just falsely thinking it will not trim FL correctly due to the case stretching lower than the shoulder (where case-head separation eventually happens)?

(I would eventually like the Dillon trimmer attached to a vacuum, however physical silver is at a 5 year low... and I am trying to stack like a pirate...)

[stilly]

I started with the CTS and paid about $80 for one in .223 and one in .308

They wiorked great, but Later I went to the EZ-Trimit that Bronco was able to swing a deal with. I like THAT one better. It uses ball bearings instead of a nylon bushing and does not scratch the hell out of my brass.

I use mine on a drill press.

[Devilmonkey89]

I started with the CTS and paid about $80 for one in .223 and one in .308

They wiorked great, but Later I went to the EZ-Trimit that Bronco was able to swing a deal with. I like THAT one better. It uses ball bearings instead of a nylon bushing and does not scratch the hell out of my brass.

I use mine on a drill press.

I just used My TRIM IT I and i must say i am quite pleased with it. They also make a TRIM IT II that deburs, chamfers, and trims in one pass. I got version I trimmer, i do everything else by hand. I used mine in a drill.

[jtake]

Another Trim-it version I user here. Works great for me.

[Dutch Henry]

I've used a CTS to trim over 4,000 LC 5.56 cases and it's still going strong. Can't comment on others.