It's faster, better built, more ergonomic, and above all more consistent than any other trimmer I've used before.  Although pricey, it includes every bushing, collet and bit you'll ever need, so you know exactly what it's costing you without any surprises.  Best of all, it includes everything you'd find on a standard case prep station, plus the trimmer, effectively combining two tools into one.

This video is an overview of how I machined a case trimmer. The design is not much different than most of the conventional case trimmers on the market, but it works. TheIdahoanShowIdaho was one of the last continental US states to be settled and, more so than some parts of the US, the culture of […]

Lee's Deluxe Power Quick Trim kit provides unmatched value for dollar.  It's fast enough to be suitable for intermediate volume reloaders, but cheap enough that you won't feel guilty investing in one.

I bring my DIY brass prep center to it’s conclusion. Could or should I have just bought a commercial solution like the Frankford Arsenal? Maybe, but I already had a World Finest Trimmer before the Frankford Arsenal unit with the universal trimmer came to market. The Range SquirrelI owned a Marlin 60 since 1987, but […]

Today I thought I’d write about my new shotshell hull trimmer.  This tool is available in several different configurations, both individually or as part of a kit. For the purposes of this article I’ll be referring to the kit version, which includes the trimmer, two blades, a 1 3/4″ guide, two half-inch guides and a […]

Depending on how new you are to reloading, you may have heard people talking about case trimming and found yourself wondering what all the hubub's about.  In its simplest terms, case trimming can be described as the process of removing material from cartridge casings to reduce them to a uniform length.