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NIce idea and wished i knew about the possum trimmer! I'm getting tired of pulling the handle on my lee zip doing 300+ .223's and 200's of .30-06, soon I will have .308. I'm gonna order one for both cartridges.
sorry to hijack but does anyone know of any debur, chamfer tool that does the job on one side instead of having to flip it around all the time?
Actually the "drill adapter thingy" (which is required otherwise... what's the point
)...
will hold the chamfer/debur tool... (Lymans... I think).
After trimming, you take out the trimmer tool... (your setting isn't affected) put the chamfer tool in and chamfer all your cases... takes as long as trimming... fast. Then flip it over & do them again.
I personally don't do that... my RCBS tool doesn't fit. I used to chuck it in a drill and do them, but I feel that I get a better result by hand. I chamfer/debur, clean/uniform the primer pockets, and inspect/sort the cases at that point. It doesn't take that long or that much effort & I use that step as my final inspection before priming & storing. Just what I decided to do the last few batches I did.
For me, it was always the trimming that was the most time consuming and dreaded part.
With the possum hollow... I
almost look forward to it...
almost.