Nifty cheap tool for wildcatting brass

[Tesoro]

I have 500 Lapua cases to convert and been looking for the easy way to trim off the excess neck before finishing on my Wilson. Found it! $50 bucks Harbor Frt mini chop saw + 3d printed case holder jig made for the saw. $20. Spare blades $2. Cuts real straight. just a FYI in case there are any other masochist wildcat case formers out there who didn't know about this tool. The jig has a ball bearing +spring detent that goes into the extractor groove. The jig is adjustable for cutting length.

 

[GLShooter]

They work well. We've been using them for 10 years on the 300 BLK.

Greg

 

[Iowa Fox]

They work well. We've been using them for 10 years on the 300 BLK.

Greg

Yep!
HF saw and a squirrel daddy jig makes for free brass for the BO.

 

[Tesoro]

I should have asked before I did the first 100 the hard way!!!

 

[HandgunHTR]

They work well. We've been using them for 10 years on the 300 BLK.

Greg

Same. I just made up a jig using a block of hardwood and drilling the correct sized hole.

 

[Mulligan]

Where did you get the 3D printed case holder?

 

[Tesoro]

Where did you get the 3D printed case holder?

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pretty neat with the ball bearing detent at extractor groove

 

[nmkid]

They got a bunch of add-ons.

 

[Tommie]

Slick

 

[Tesoro]

They work well. We've been using them for 10 years on the 300 BLK.

Greg

When if maybe the feds approve my suppressor application then 300BLK will be next project! What a crock.

 

[AckleymanII]

Great little saw! I have been trimming 12ga fold crimp hulls to make roll crimps!