Yup, most people use 2 separate trips through the press.
1. Decap - size - trim (then usually tumble again to get chips etc. out)
2. Decap (to clear flash hole) - prime - charge - seat bullet
Rinse and repeat, wipe hands on pants.
Yup, most people use 2 separate trips through the press.
1. Decap - size - trim (then usually tumble again to get chips etc. out)
2. Decap (to clear flash hole) - prime - charge - seat bullet
Rinse and repeat, wipe hands on pants.
I have a Gracey Brass Mutilator. I'm not impressed, but it beats the crap outta doing it by hand.
This particular trimmer has already been back to Gracey once. They have offered to refund my money, which I intend to take advantage some day and either get a Dillon or Giraud setup.
This particular trimmer has already been back to Gracey once. They have offered to refund my money, which I intend to take advantage some day and either get a Dillon or Giraud setup.
I would still like to know whether the Dillon deburrs and chamfers.
Thanks
Thanks
It does not. But I have seen it mentioned in multiple places that the cut it makes does not require deburring.
Sums it up
The way I do it is to first measure, trim,deburr, chamfer, (one operation with the RCBS 3 way cutter) and then, when I have enough of them ready, they go to the progressive for non stop reloading. After they are loaded I tumble the lube off.
i use the dillion trimmer on a 550 decap on 1st stage size trim on second stage (dillion trim die sizes) then chuck up debur tool in drill press do outside flip over chamfer inside tumble brass to clean off lube run them dry when i reload only using expander on size die (550)
Once you buy the set up for one particular caliber, how much does it cost to change calibers?
