Neck turning tools

[toby]

On the Low/ Mid level $$ end what do you use I'm looking at the RCBS hand tool. I only have one cartridge that I need this for and I know hand tools work fine and I'm in no hurry at all, I load everything one at a time.

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/516187/rcbs-hand-held-case-neck-turner-with-quick-change-case-holder

[Bastard]

I have heard decent things about the Forster one - but if I had to replace the turner that I have, I wouldn't hesitate to buy another K&M

[Khromo]

I use this one. It works great, but it costs twice as much as a lot of the competition. It comes with a neck expanding die, and it made a difference in my ammo.

http://www.brownells.com/reloading/case-preparation/neck-turning/neck-turning-tools/sinclair-premium-neck-turning-kit-prod35271.aspx

I quickly got tired of turning by hand, and my smarter friends all said using the driver and case holders in a drill or electric screwdriver gives a smoother, more even cut. Well worth an extra $25 or so. Even if you're not in a hurry, doing it by hand is just way too tedious, for me, anyway.

I have read very good reviews of this one, but internoogie chatter is not something I pay too much attention to. The Sinclair is a proven commodity, but the PMA has a micrometer adjustment, so if it works well it might be just the thing you want.

http://www.pmatool.com/index.php?cPath=27_42_78

If you go with the PMA, write a review!

David Tubb said outside neck turning is the most important element in brass prep, and brass prep and bullet seating are the most important steps in loading accurate ammo. That's good enough for me!

[CSACANNONEER]

I have this one: https://www.kmshooting.com/catalog/5...te_50-bmg.html

[toby]

Thanks guys looking into all mentioned.

[pacrat]

I have 2 Foresters. One set up to trim.. The other set to neck turn. Both have the handles removed and use a cordless variable speed drill to run.