What calibers and what volume?
Get a Frankford Arsenal Platinum setup in a small desktop lathe and it's the bees knees. As a side benefit, you can chuck whatever other case prep accessories you want in there to speed those up (chamfer/deburr/primer pocket tools/etc/etc). And as a super bonus, you can use it as a lathe too if you need it.
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Check out Little Crow Trimmers, pricey but work great
Ditto. Indexing off the shoulder makes it super quick.
Doubt that fastest is the best and vice versa
This I am more concerned with accuracy than speed. I use a Wilson
I use a little Crow and a Giraud, plus a Lyman manual trimmer for some others that I don’t have the LC or Giraud for. I prefer the Giraud since it trims, deburs, and chamfers all in one step.
I recently got a.Lyman express trim, like it alot, uses bushings and indexes off the
Shoulder. Comes.with most common bushings. Easy set up, works.pretty fast, and
No need to ream inside or out after done.
Shoulder. Comes.with most common bushings. Easy set up, works.pretty fast, and
No need to ream inside or out after done.
Pretty easy to trim about 1000 an hour with the Dillon trimmer set up in a 650, or 1050, and a case feeder. Hard to match that with anything else, but it doesn't chamfer.
