[hounddawg]

I have one and check all my handloads. I usually find 1 in every 25 with more than .002 runout. If you are into competitive shooting it may make the difference between a X and a 10 or a 10 and a 9. If I shot strictly factory ammo I would say it is worth it for sure, but if you have good dies and they are adjusted correctly most of your ammo should be well within tolerance anyway.

I have also used my Wilson trimmer and a dial indicator on a stand, that will work also but you can't do much to correct it. The Hornady uses a "brute force" approach but it does work. The Neco and some others will tell you thgat you have a problem with a case but the only thing you can do is pull the bullet and start over or use it as a fowling round