Jinzoningen80
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i absolutely use this.... probably more than any other item on my reloading bench. it's essential for high-volume brass prep.
Case Prep
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I use a Wilson chamfer/deburring tool in a holder that I run with my Mikita power screw driver for general stuff. If I am doing a lot of trimming I'll fire up my Gracey and that will trim and chamfer in and out as it does it's work.
The Dillon will almost trim them good enough but a light inside chamfer is in order on them when I size and trim with it.
Greg
The Dillon will almost trim them good enough but a light inside chamfer is in order on them when I size and trim with it.
Greg
I have the RCBS case prep center but anymore I only use it for removing primer crimps and to uniform the primer pocket.
I use a Possum Hollow trimmer in a power adapter, as well as a chamfer/deburr tool also in a power adapter. It's a great deal faster than using the prep center for chamfer and deburr.
The case prep is ok for primer pocket work, but there are other tools available, and if I were to do it all over again, I would not get the case prep center, it's too expensive for what it does compared to other tools and it's slower to use.
I use a Possum Hollow trimmer in a power adapter, as well as a chamfer/deburr tool also in a power adapter. It's a great deal faster than using the prep center for chamfer and deburr.
The case prep is ok for primer pocket work, but there are other tools available, and if I were to do it all over again, I would not get the case prep center, it's too expensive for what it does compared to other tools and it's slower to use.
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