Specifically the one you can attach to a drill press? Opinions? Im trying to trim on the cheap and I just got a drill press for my bday. Thanks!
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Anyone use a Lee case trimmer?
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Anyone use a Lee case trimmer?
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Do you mean this setup? Yes I use it. The cutter isn't the best of the best, but the case length gauge gets you the same length easily. The cutter is also cheap enough to replace if/when it wears out.
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I use one. Works good for me, although someday I'll want to get something nicer. I use it with the three jaw chuck so I don't have to switch out shell holders. Some people don't like the three jaw, but I think they just don't know how to use it.YouTube - TheRightShooterComment
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Yes thats the one. Whats a three jaw chuck?Welcome to OT, where hypocrisy is King, outrage is Queen and the Kingdom is on the shores of the Denial River.
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I use the Lee cutter & lock stud for 223 in a drill press - works good, is cheap, and can get a pretty good rate once you find your rhythm.
Put the cutter into the the chuck - not the lock stud.I ain't no rough guy, ain't no tough guy. Don't get out much, and don't dress up fly. A pawn in the game that's all I am. Givin all my duckets to Uncle Sam, ...
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I use it multi-cals in a cordless. Once you get a groove down it's pretty fast, trim and de-burr. Doubt anything else would be much faster.Comment
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I'd rather rub cases on the pavement to trim them to length.
Just get this.
Yes it is more. Yes it is worth it.weg: That device is obsolete now. They replaced it with wizards.
frank: Wait a minute. There are more than one wizard? Is [are?] the wizard calibrated?Comment
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I stole this guys idea, works great.
^^^The above is just an opinion.
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