Best 3 way brass trimmer? Revisited

[Ledd Slinger]

You plagiarizing my comments? Nice work if you can get it.

http://forum.accurateshooter.com/threads/bra-trim-length.3969622/#post-37405485
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I apologize for not reading every thread on the forum. I'll be sure to take time and check all your posts of infinite wisdom before I comment again.

 

[Sniper338]

I watched several Youtube videos of the giraud trimmer. I finally came across a video today that showed the whole cutter head could be taken off and switched out. Ive been under the impression the cutter head was part of the turning shaft and just the blade could be moved... after figuring this out, looks like a no brainer to go giraud. Just gonna buy a cutter head for each caliber and the shell holder, that way everything stays locked in and its just a matter of screwing in parts. I didnt want to have to adjust the cutting blade each time I change calibers. Having a cutter head for each fixes that.

 

[rardoin]

I watched several Youtube videos of the giraud trimmer. I finally came across a video today that showed the whole cutter head could be taken off and switched out. Ive been under the impression the cutter head was part of the turning shaft and just the blade could be moved... after figuring this out, looks like a no brainer to go giraud. Just gonna buy a cutter head for each caliber and the shell holder, that way everything stays locked in and its just a matter of screwing in parts. I didnt want to have to adjust the cutting blade each time I change calibers. Having a cutter head for each fixes that.

You won't be disappointed.

Also, according to one above poster, as a benefit you can make leather punches! LOL

 

[savagedasher]

I watched several Youtube videos of the giraud trimmer. I finally came across a video today that showed the whole cutter head could be taken off and switched out. Ive been under the impression the cutter head was part of the turning shaft and just the blade could be moved... after figuring this out, looks like a no brainer to go giraud. Just gonna buy a cutter head for each caliber and the shell holder, that way everything stays locked in and its just a matter of screwing in parts. I didnt want to have to adjust the cutting blade each time I change calibers. Having a cutter head for each fixes that.

I have a replacement head for all different caliber
My 6 mm head I have the cutter blade Change to the angle I wanted
It is a rcbs power cutter and it trims from the base

 

[Ledd Slinger]

I watched several Youtube videos of the giraud trimmer. I finally came across a video today that showed the whole cutter head could be taken off and switched out. Ive been under the impression the cutter head was part of the turning shaft and just the blade could be moved... after figuring this out, looks like a no brainer to go giraud. Just gonna buy a cutter head for each caliber and the shell holder, that way everything stays locked in and its just a matter of screwing in parts. I didnt want to have to adjust the cutting blade each time I change calibers. Having a cutter head for each fixes that.

That would make things much easier when setting up for a different round.

If you end up obsessed like some of us and get into varmint rifles, various AR rifles, hunting rifles, target rifles, handguns, etc. Setting up a piece of equipment that way can get really expensive.

 

[Sniper338]

That would make things much easier when setting up for a different round.

If you end up obsessed like some of us and get into varmint rifles, various AR rifles, hunting rifles, target rifles, handguns, etc. Setting up a piece of equipment that way can get really expensive.

I already there, and aware lol