Lets talk trimmers

[Wprinkle]

I thought this was another Manscapping thread

 

[Chanimal]

I have the Hornady. Super easy to adjust, and you don't have to hold the brass with your fingers. Not super familiar with the other options, but I doubt they could be any better.

I've waited on the sidelines prepping to purchase a premium trimmer for several years now, any reason NOT to purchase the Hornady unit?

 

[Yaremkiv]

I mentioned it above, the spring loaded plunger thing in the bushing is sloppy.

Gotcha thanks. Deciding between the two currently.

 

[thinhorn_AK]

Just a Lyman that is stuck to my workbench with a c clamp. Never felt like I needed much more.

 

[SDHNTR]

Gotcha thanks. Deciding between the two currently.

The Hornady is professionally built and engineered. The Giraud is a garage engineered Franken – contraption.

 

[Torque]

The Hornady is professionally stolen design.

I fixed that for you, lol.

 

[SDHNTR]

I fixed that for you, lol.

From?

 

[Jmedin]

I'm looking for a case trimmer/prep station.
Cases would be 7PRC, 300WSM, 6CM.
Any reason you wouldn't use this?
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I used to use that same trimmer. But it would tire my hands out after doing 100-200 piece of brass

 

[id_jon]

I've waited on the sidelines prepping to purchase a premium trimmer for several years now, any reason NOT to purchase the Hornady unit?

The only reason I can think of was mentioned above, claims that they ripped it off from the (I think) Henderson. I don't care about that and the value delivered to customers by Hornady wins imo. I think I got mine for $550 and that's with all the pilots needed.

 

[wind gypsy]

I'm looking for a case trimmer/prep station.
Cases would be 7PRC, 300WSM, 6CM.
Any reason you wouldn't use this?
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Primary reason is trimming, chamfering, and deburing are in 3 steps rather than 1 if i'm not mistaken. Seems like a nice option if you're ok with taking significantly longer than a 3-in-1 setup.

 

[id_jon]

Primary reason is trimming, chamfering, and deburing are in 3 steps rather than 1 if i'm not mistaken. Seems like a nice option if you're ok with taking significantly longer than a 3-in-1 setup.

I'd not trim altogether before I ever went back to 3 separate steps

 

[Mike D Texas]

Hornady didn’t steal anything. They improved on a couple of flaws with the Henderson.

One being belt drive vs direct drive on the Hornady. The other being the addition of micrometer adjustment instead of some hokey bolt and nut design to adjust length where you have no idea how much adjustment you are making.

I say this as a Henderson owner.


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