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Case trimmers

five.five-six

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I have a Lyman hand crank trimmer and some trimz-it trimmers. The Lyman seems to slip and I keep ruining good cases. The trimz-it indexes off the shoulder which is great for headspace but guess what? My crimp die indexes off the headstamp. trimz-it doesn’t account for web stretching so on a 550 I have to trim between sizing and charging stations. Might as well just use my single stage in that case.
 
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