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Giraud Trimmer - Local Only
1/19/2011 5:26:17 PM
I have one that spends 99% of it's life on a shelf collecting dust. Have 1K of brass to trim? Drop by and do it all in an hour. You buy a pizza. Rifle brass only. I have the bits for 6.8 and .223 - if you need to trim something else, you have to buy the bit set ($35).
So much faster, accurate and easy compared to every other method I've tried.
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So much faster, accurate and easy compared to every other method I've tried.
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1/20/2011 9:18:09 AM
You know, there are few people who contribute as much to this site as you do. I don't need any trimming, I just wanted to say Kudos to you.
1/20/2011 9:42:02 AM
I agree
1/20/2011 10:51:55 AM
Aw hell you all would do the same. What use is a tool that spends 99% of it's time on a shelf 
BTW - I got my NFA Trust example tacked in General Class III and locked so I don't have to debate every knuclehead from 50 states about what they may, or may not require.
I'm actually kinda suprised Tony K did it for me - or for would-be NFA owners.
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We all have to stick together, or move to PA/VA/WV
BTW - I got my NFA Trust example tacked in General Class III and locked so I don't have to debate every knuclehead from 50 states about what they may, or may not require.
I'm actually kinda suprised Tony K did it for me - or for would-be NFA owners.
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We all have to stick together, or move to PA/VA/WV
1/20/2011 11:26:02 AM
That option becomes more and more appealing every day.
1/20/2011 11:29:08 AM
Bother I just might take you up on that.
What kind of toppings do you like on your pizza?
What kind of toppings do you like on your pizza?
1/20/2011 11:33:11 AM
Originally Posted By Maryland_Shooter:
Aw hell you all would do the same. What use is a tool that spends 99% of it's time on a shelf
BTW - I got my NFA Trust example tacked in General Class III and locked so I don't have to debate every knuclehead from 50 states about what they may, or may not require.
I'm actually kinda suprised Tony K did it for me - or for would-be NFA owners.
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We all have to stick together, or move to PA/VA/WV
Aw hell you all would do the same. What use is a tool that spends 99% of it's time on a shelf
BTW - I got my NFA Trust example tacked in General Class III and locked so I don't have to debate every knuclehead from 50 states about what they may, or may not require.
I'm actually kinda suprised Tony K did it for me - or for would-be NFA owners.
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We all have to stick together, or move to PA/VA/WV
Interesting, reads very similar to the trust that is setup in my will. I wonder if that would work for NFA items. Hmm I'll have to check with my lawyer.
1/21/2011 8:06:44 AM
Originally Posted By Forest:
Bother I just might take you up on that.
What kind of toppings do you like on your pizza?
Bother I just might take you up on that.
What kind of toppings do you like on your pizza?
Not picky at all - anything - even anchovies
1/21/2011 8:07:47 AM
Originally Posted By Forest:
Interesting, reads very similar to the trust that is setup in my will. I wonder if that would work for NFA items. Hmm I'll have to check with my lawyer.
Originally Posted By Maryland_Shooter:
Aw hell you all would do the same. What use is a tool that spends 99% of it's time on a shelf
BTW - I got my NFA Trust example tacked in General Class III and locked so I don't have to debate every knuclehead from 50 states about what they may, or may not require.
I'm actually kinda suprised Tony K did it for me - or for would-be NFA owners.
Thread
We all have to stick together, or move to PA/VA/WV
Aw hell you all would do the same. What use is a tool that spends 99% of it's time on a shelf
BTW - I got my NFA Trust example tacked in General Class III and locked so I don't have to debate every knuclehead from 50 states about what they may, or may not require.
I'm actually kinda suprised Tony K did it for me - or for would-be NFA owners.
Thread
We all have to stick together, or move to PA/VA/WV
Interesting, reads very similar to the trust that is setup in my will. I wonder if that would work for NFA items. Hmm I'll have to check with my lawyer.
Same as some of the language in my will, taken in part from my parents will. Worked for me - 2 cans, 1 SBR.
Got my chrono back
2/15/2011 6:02:30 AM
Bump
There is a trimmer in my garage that has gone unused since before I posted this. Free use of a trimmer?
Truth is I work for Doug Giraud on a % basis - see once you use mine, you will want your own!
There is a trimmer in my garage that has gone unused since before I posted this. Free use of a trimmer?
Truth is I work for Doug Giraud on a % basis - see once you use mine, you will want your own!
2/15/2011 11:31:05 AM
I'll be by my friend, first though I have about 1000 .223 cases to run through the sizer.
2/15/2011 3:17:14 PM
And here I've been using the RCBS hand-cranker. 
I only shoot maybe a thousand centerfire rounds a year anyhow (easily 90% of my shooting is .22LR), so I'm fine with the manual trimmer.
But I'll keep you in mind if I can ever afford a machinegun or something.
I'll echo the sentiment that it is nice to know other people out there care enough and are generous enough to help out the community.
I only shoot maybe a thousand centerfire rounds a year anyhow (easily 90% of my shooting is .22LR), so I'm fine with the manual trimmer.
But I'll keep you in mind if I can ever afford a machinegun or something.
I'll echo the sentiment that it is nice to know other people out there care enough and are generous enough to help out the community.
2/18/2011 2:40:24 PM
Originally Posted By Forest:
I'll be by my friend, first though I have about 1000 .223 cases to run through the sizer.
I'll be by my friend, first though I have about 1000 .223 cases to run through the sizer.
Bring 'em - I have 2 presses in the garage and a LNL AP with case feeder that will make short work of them.
2/18/2011 2:41:17 PM
Originally Posted By TrojanMan:
And here I've been using the RCBS hand-cranker.
I only shoot maybe a thousand centerfire rounds a year anyhow (easily 90% of my shooting is .22LR), so I'm fine with the manual trimmer.
But I'll keep you in mind if I can ever afford a machinegun or something.
I'll echo the sentiment that it is nice to know other people out there care enough and are generous enough to help out the community.
And here I've been using the RCBS hand-cranker.
I only shoot maybe a thousand centerfire rounds a year anyhow (easily 90% of my shooting is .22LR), so I'm fine with the manual trimmer.
But I'll keep you in mind if I can ever afford a machinegun or something.
I'll echo the sentiment that it is nice to know other people out there care enough and are generous enough to help out the community.
Well now you have the perfect excuse to buy a machine gun. I mean - what the hey - I am saving you $400
2/18/2011 8:39:23 PM
Originally Posted By Maryland_Shooter:
I have one that spends 99% of it's life on a shelf collecting dust. Have 1K of brass to trim? Drop by and do it all in an hour. You buy a pizza. Rifle brass only. I have the bits for 6.8 and .223 - if you need to trim something else, you have to buy the bit set ($35).
So much faster, accurate and easy compared to every other method I've tried.
MUST BE a TEAM MEMBER
I have one that spends 99% of it's life on a shelf collecting dust. Have 1K of brass to trim? Drop by and do it all in an hour. You buy a pizza. Rifle brass only. I have the bits for 6.8 and .223 - if you need to trim something else, you have to buy the bit set ($35).
So much faster, accurate and easy compared to every other method I've tried.
MUST BE a TEAM MEMBER
My buddy has one and he loves it. What county are you in? Pizza is a cheap price to get the 2k of brass done.
2/18/2011 9:10:45 PM
North Balto county.
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2/22/2011 6:14:10 AM
Damned trimmer is lonely. I have a paltry amount of .223 and 6.8 to trim. It will take longer to change the blades than it will to trim the brass 
2/23/2011 6:59:20 PM
Originally Posted By Maryland_Shooter:
Damned trimmer is lonely. I have a paltry amount of .223 and 6.8 to trim. It will take longer to change the blades than it will to trim the brass
Damned trimmer is lonely. I have a paltry amount of .223 and 6.8 to trim. It will take longer to change the blades than it will to trim the brass
Wish I were still in NOVA; I'd make the trip north of Baltimore.
