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Help me decide on what trimmer to go with.
Processing large amounts of 223, 308, and 300 blackout on an 1050 with a Mark 7.
For 223 & 308 I currently have a Dillon 1200 and plan to continue to use that for those two calipers and a dedicated trimmer that can trim 223 down and size in one pass.
For blackout I'm looking at either:
A. Dillon 1500
B. Honey Badger with Bosch router
C. Titan adapter with Bosch router
Benefits of the Dillon seem to be a clean cut that does not require chamfering and deburring.
The benefits of the honey badger are the stronger motor, quiet operation, soft start, and constant torque.
The benefits of the titan seem to be all of the above (since it's the same router) but comes in a better kit that all comes from the same place. The Honey badger requires buying multiple parts from different vendors.
I can buy all 3 for just about the same price.
Does anyone have experience with these options?
Processing large amounts of 223, 308, and 300 blackout on an 1050 with a Mark 7.
For 223 & 308 I currently have a Dillon 1200 and plan to continue to use that for those two calipers and a dedicated trimmer that can trim 223 down and size in one pass.
For blackout I'm looking at either:
A. Dillon 1500
B. Honey Badger with Bosch router
C. Titan adapter with Bosch router
Benefits of the Dillon seem to be a clean cut that does not require chamfering and deburring.
The benefits of the honey badger are the stronger motor, quiet operation, soft start, and constant torque.
The benefits of the titan seem to be all of the above (since it's the same router) but comes in a better kit that all comes from the same place. The Honey badger requires buying multiple parts from different vendors.
I can buy all 3 for just about the same price.
Does anyone have experience with these options?
