3 way trimmers.........

Schw15 · Friday at 4:53 PM

I'm about to pull the trigger on a Henderson only issue for me is I'm not always doing large batches of brass. The most I do at one time is 200 to 225. I'm usually doing 20 to 50 usually. I use an older Lyman brass trimmer then use a drill to chamfer and deburr. My hands suck so the Henderson is the best one I found. I would use it everytime to slightly trim chamfer and deburr. I figure way more consistent but the batches I do I figured I would ask if there is anything else out there cheaper before I drop $1000.

Main caliber is 300 norma improved 35
30 nosler

spife7980 · Friday at 7:18 PM

A thousand?! Get a giraud and like 20 different cutter heads and case holders to do anything you could conceive of.

Schw15 · Friday at 7:25 PM

spife7980 said:
A thousand?! Get a giraud and like 20 different cutter heads and case holders to do anything you could conceive of.

Pretty close time I buy everything with it. Actually like $945ish.

RegionRat · Friday at 11:47 PM

One of the biggest differences between the Giraud and the Henderson, is the wear and tear on the fingers.

With the Henderson, the tooling grips the case. With the Giraud, it is all about your fingers and for some folks it is enough to swing the decision.

I like them both, but I don't have the problem my friends do with their hands.

kriller134 · Saturday at 12:23 AM

Hornady

John Glidewell · Saturday at 12:40 AM

21st century mini lathe. There is a 3 way cutter and you can get the neck turning cutter if you do that. For the $ I think it is one of the best gadgets in my shop.

Hoser · Saturday at 11:16 AM

I owned both the Giraud and the Henderson.

I still own the Henderson.

Schw15 · Saturday at 11:35 AM

kriller134 said:
Hornady

Won't work with lapua boltface

vh20 · Saturday at 12:23 PM

Schw15 said:
Won't work with lapua boltface

Wow, I didn't catch that before! I assume the Henderson does? (I have a Giraud, and it definitely does). That link also says 22-30 cal, so no 338 (or larger) regardless of bolt face.

SLAYIN'SWEDE · Saturday at 12:33 PM

Henderson hands down

Schütze · Saturday at 12:38 PM

RegionRat said:
One of the biggest differences between the Giraud and the Henderson, is the wear and tear on the fingers.

With the Henderson, the tooling grips the case. With the Giraud, it is all about your fingers and for some folks it is enough to swing the decision.

I like them both, but I don't have the problem my friends do with their hands.

This will safe your hands.

Power Adapter with Shell Holder

Power adapter for use with a cordless drill for turning with the Micro-Adjustable Neck Turner.

kmshooting.com

RegionRat · Saturday at 1:00 PM

Schütze said:
This will safe your hands.

Power Adapter with Shell Holder

Power adapter for use with a cordless drill for turning with the Micro-Adjustable Neck Turner.

kmshooting.com

Yes. I bought one of those for my friend with the arthritis. He tried it and ended up he prefers using my Henderson.

I thank God I don't have arthritis when I see what his life is like.....

I still use it for the rare occasion of working with very short cases or 300 BO, but I have the handle on it.
If you have the Giraud and play with cases that are painful to hand hold, I would give this a try.

Schw15 · Saturday at 2:58 PM

Best place to buy the Henderson from henderson?

RegionRat · Saturday at 7:11 PM

Schw15 said:
Best place to buy the Henderson from henderson?

I did it that way just to support the small guy.

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