Need motorized case trimmer

[Knife Edge]

RCBS Trim Pro-2?

Does the WFT require chamfering and deburring?

[Darklyte27]

my friend got his giraud for 389 a few years ago. i wish i got one then.
425$ now. I was pm'ed from another calgunner who showed me the CTS trimmer on ebay, they are about 42$ each caliber, you use your own drill to trim.

I think they have the same idea where you push your brass in and it trims it.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/CTS-223-5-56x45-Case-trimmer-/280894232076?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item416699d60c

[the led farmer]

RCBS Trim Pro-2?

Does the WFT require chamfering and deburring?

yes, i use a lee chamfer and deburring tool. trim in the wft, two twists (inside/outside) and on to the next one. all within .001 tolerance. simple, fast and effective.

[9mmrevolver]

No $@!!? I did know they had cutting heads that did that. I'll have too look for them.

[damndave]

I like the WFT since a Giraud is out of my price range

[dbbspider]

A friend of mine bought the PH, adjusted it and trimmed about 20 cases (no drill), put it away and bought the giraud. I took the PH off his hands and bought the adapter so I can use a power drill. It works great. I recommend the PH if u can't afford the giraud.

[CSACANNONEER]

Tagged to add my two cents worth when the boss isn't around.

[NotEnufGarage]

+1 on Possum Hollow. I got one in .223 and another in .308. The .223 one stripped out the set screw the first time I set it up. Called Eric at PH and he mailed me a new trimmer body and set screw right away. Great service and a great tool.

I can trim hundreds of cases per hour while watching TV now.

[problemchild]

Dillon and a 650 will do 75+ per minute.

[Knife Edge]

Figured it out. Redding sent me new parts for the 2400 which are a better fit and allow for a quicker, more positive lockup on the case head. In the brochure they included was a power adaptor.

So now I have a trimmer with a micrometer, true OAL, the case rotates for concentricity, it's powered and still just as fast as the old 2400, faster actually as it locks up in 1/16th of a turn.

Would still love the Giraud, but not at that capacity yet.