Debur tool?

[ultralightbackpacker]

I have several debur tools. Wilson, Lyman and Lee and an RCBS.

I never really thought about it, but just used whatever one I could find in the garage first.

The 22 degree.



Compared with the old standard 45 degree



Anybody ever seen a difference? I'm not just talking lyman, its just the first images that google produced, its the 22 degree angle vs 45 degree angle concept.

Anyone have any thoughts? I'm not a precision shooter, If I can get iron sights on a 4" group at 100 yards, I'm happy as a pig...... However, what if I was a precision shooter, would the angle matter?

Thoughts?

 

[rg1]

I really like the VLD inside neck deburr tool. The sharper angle does a much better job of removing the raised burr left by the case trimmer. Case trimmers roll up this sharp edge from the trimming cutter and the standard 45* tool just will not remove all the rolled over edge. The VLD tool will clean up this inside burr and I don't have burrs scratching and shaving copper from the bullet while seating. I understand it's benefits using match bullets but I use it for all inside neck deburring.

 

[GarySTL]

Have you considered the RCBS three way cutter? It trims, inside chamfers and outside chamfers all at once. I've got one for 6.5mm and one for 308 and I love it.

 

[Sunray]

The 22 degree angle vs 45 degree angle concept is irrelevant. You want to spend $44.95 or $21.50(which is bad enough) to do the same thing?
The Lee(wasn't from Lee when I bought it) style tool for $4.99 does exactly the same job.