Westy wrote:That's pretty horne Chronos what does something like that run for????
Westy wrote:Will give Stuart a call tomorrow as their like 15 mins up the road from me!!!!!Check this out Chronos
https://brtshooterssupply.com.au/catego ... ory_id=690
Found it!!!!
Chronos wrote:Westy wrote:Will give Stuart a call tomorrow as their like 15 mins up the road from me!!!!!Check this out Chronos
https://brtshooterssupply.com.au/catego ... ory_id=690
Found it!!!!
yeah that's the page i couldn't find on my phone, I can see it on the pc though. they're a nice piece of engineering but are priced accordingly .the thing is now i have it i have lee and lyman trimming systems sitting around useless
Chronos
franc wrote:Why do you persevere with the manual one being so slow?
Mich wrote:It's not so much the time, I use powered one to save my arm.
Turning that little crank for 100 cases... Not for me.
Chronos wrote:I find the opposite, winding the handle by hand , and it only takes 2-3 turns is easier to me than holding the cordless drill in one hand
I guess it's a balance between how much you want to spend, what kind of accuracy you need and how fast you want to get it done.
bigfellascott wrote:You can of course get cutters from RCBS that do the trimming and deburring/chamfering all in the one hit
Lorgar wrote:It would be handy if the Lee trimmers did that too...
bigfellascott wrote:Video of it being used