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ClarkEMyers · January 4, 2006, 10:41 AM

Dillon offers a power case trimmer for in the press use. You need a station to mount it As noted above given a 1050 you can start with military brass and swage primers and trim to length as part of the reloading process. See the Dillon catalog and assorted videos.

Clearly the Dillon is the fastest to use because it adds no steps to your personal case handling process. On the other hand the Gracey or other high end case trimmer for high power shooters seems to do a more consistent job in keeping cases the same length and square.

January 4, 2006, 10:41 AM	#8
ClarkEMyers Senior Member Join Date: November 13, 2004 Location: PacWest Posts: 455	If you have a station to mount it Dillon offers a power case trimmer for in the press Dillon offers a power case trimmer for in the press use. You need a station to mount it As noted above given a 1050 you can start with military brass and swage primers and trim to length as part of the reloading process. See the Dillon catalog and assorted videos. Clearly the Dillon is the fastest to use because it adds no steps to your personal case handling process. On the other hand the Gracey or other high end case trimmer for high power shooters seems to do a more consistent job in keeping cases the same length and square.