Which of the two case trimmers has the greatest repeatability of accuracy ?? By this I mean if I set the adjustments up on a test cases to be 1.390,1.750, 2.010, which of the two will have the lowest spread on their OAL ??
Baddog0302 said:Amleverm
I thought the RCBS used shell holders to hold the cases and a caming lever/rod to hold the case firmly against the shell holder ?/
bheadboy said:I have the RCBS with power drive, and the three way cutter, etc. it is right on as long as you make sure the fired primers are out as any difference in the primer/case level will alter the cut. always size first so the neck fits tight on the collet then trim
Bob
amlevin said:bheadboy said:I have the RCBS with power drive, and the three way cutter, etc. it is right on as long as you make sure the fired primers are out as any difference in the primer/case level will alter the cut. always size first so the neck fits tight on the collet then trim
Bob
How do you size without the primers being removed???
Patch700 said:The decapping process is actually quite dirty and i like to get all the remnants of de-priming cleaned off the press and shell holder prior to actual sizing.
Sawfish said:I have been using Forster for case trimming for almost 40 years. Don't see any reason to change now. If I want power trimming, I just remove the handle, and chuck the shaft in my 1/2 inch drill.
brian427cobra said:and will do it for less money that a Forster or RCBS
amlevin said:brian427cobra said:and will do it for less money that a Forster or RCBS
Until you have to buy a bunch of shell holders.