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Posted: 5/19/2009 5:44:39 PM EDT
| I want to buy a basic manual case trimmer,,mostly for 223 and 30.06 , also one that i can hook up a power source if need be,cordless drill,. i seemed to like the forster original case trimmer. anyone have any thoughts or advise?? thanks - Nick |
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I did not like the Forster I had. It had too much variability.
I loved the Wilson. If you want a great trimmer, the most accurate, that is power adaptable, consider a Wilson. I now have a Giruad. It is fast. It is not as accurate as the Wilson. Also consider the Possum Hollow, if you can find one. |
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I would Seriously consider the Redding 1400 or 2400 Trimmers with the latter being my personal preference and the one I use. I also have owned a Forster trimmer for 15 years. I would go with a Collet Type Trimmer (Redding-Forster) not a Shell Holder Type. Possum Hollow Trimmer and Case Adapter is interesting if you have a good multispeed drill press and are only interested in a powered solution. I can't see from looking at a Wilson Trimmer what it could possibly have going for it that would make it better than a Redding 2400 however Wilson does make a quality product. |
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