Thread: Case Trimmers..

I have an Ugly trimmer which mounts to a drill, very quick easily do 100 cases in 10 minutes as above you need to make sure your sizing is consistent and inner/outer chamfer is a seperate step but very easy to use and does a great job.
Think I paid about $90ish for it and will likely get another for each caliber I load as even though you can fit different collets for different calibers you then have to adjust the cutter depth and I like the idea of set and forget.

Originally Posted by dannyb

I have an Ugly trimmer which mounts to a drill, very quick easily do 100 cases in 10 minutes as above you need to make sure your sizing is consistent and inner/outer chamfer is a seperate step but very easy to use and does a great job.
Think I paid about $90ish for it and will likely get another for each caliber I load as even though you can fit different collets for different calibers you then have to adjust the cutter depth and I like the idea of set and forget.

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almost identical to the crow WFT. but its caliber specific.

Originally Posted by dannyb

I have an Ugly trimmer which mounts to a drill, very quick easily do 100 cases in 10 minutes as above you need to make sure your sizing is consistent and inner/outer chamfer is a seperate step but very easy to use and does a great job.
Think I paid about $90ish for it and will likely get another for each caliber I load as even though you can fit different collets for different calibers you then have to adjust the cutter depth and I like the idea of set and forget.

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Sheesh, $90 per calibre! And I thought paying an average of $15 per calibre for Lee gauging kit was getting up there compared with say a Lyman Universal. At $90 per caliber, heck, I could buy a couple of new rifles! Well, one anyway...

Originally Posted by Larskramer

almost identical to the crow WFT. but its caliber specific.

You can just buy the collets and change calibers with 1 body just means you have to adjust the cutter depth

Originally Posted by Jhon

Sheesh, $90 per calibre! And I thought paying an average of $15 per calibre for Lee gauging kit was getting up there compared with say a Lyman Universal. At $90 per caliber, heck, I could buy a couple of new rifles! Well, one anyway...

Dunno what rifles your buying for $90 each granted it's not for everyone but it is very quick and very very consistent