Background and Issue:
I have a large box of 357 magnum that I want to trim for consistent bullet seating and crimping.
It looks like the henderson could trim only (no camfer and debur) by adjusting the gen 3 trimmer blades and using the correct pilot.
Needed a 357 pilot. Ordered Forster but the pilot shaft is too thick at .184. Gen3 uses a .155 shaft on its pilot.
Few questions:
I read that rcbs pilot is a .152 shaft. Would that be too narrow?
I’d appreciate if someone with an rcbs trim pilot measure the shaft and confirm size.
How hard would it be to use a drill press to turn down the forster pilot shaft? I have files. No lathe or friends w lathes.
Thanks
I have a large box of 357 magnum that I want to trim for consistent bullet seating and crimping.
It looks like the henderson could trim only (no camfer and debur) by adjusting the gen 3 trimmer blades and using the correct pilot.
Needed a 357 pilot. Ordered Forster but the pilot shaft is too thick at .184. Gen3 uses a .155 shaft on its pilot.
Few questions:
I read that rcbs pilot is a .152 shaft. Would that be too narrow?
I’d appreciate if someone with an rcbs trim pilot measure the shaft and confirm size.
How hard would it be to use a drill press to turn down the forster pilot shaft? I have files. No lathe or friends w lathes.
Thanks