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  • throttletony

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    Jul 11, 2011
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    Junk!!! The regular lee trimmers with the cutter and lockstud are better..

    this. I don't own a quick-trim, but I watched my uncle throw one across his garage in anger multiple times

    their drill mounter lock-stud and cutter is actually pretty good as long as you know its limitations (it's not adjustable, trims to the length of the caliber-specific guide, which is always a hair under the max case length.) I'd have to check, but I think it trims my .38 spl and .223 to about .007-.012 short of max case length. For my applications, this is totally acceptable.

    Don't forget to get a good deburring/chamfering tool to use after trimming. The Lyman one here is awesome!! http://www.amazon.com/Lyman-Case-Prep-Multi-Tool/dp/B004MCMCYE
     
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