Trimmers: Next best thing to Giraud?

[wkyshooter]

I need a precision case trimmer for 6.5creedmoor, .308win, and .223rem. I have looked at the powered Giraud, but it's pretty expensive, especially buying separate tools for the different calibers.

I thought I had found the bee's knees when I saw the Giraud Tri-way, but I spoke with Doug Giraudtoday, and he doesn't have it for 6.5CM and said he wouldn't anytime soon.

So, is there another trimmer that trims, deburrs,and chamfers all in one step, that also contains the brass shavings? (I hate the mess that sometrimmers make.)

If not, what do you consider the next best thing?

 

[5RWannabe]

https://ads.midwayusa.com/product/41...r-65-creedmoor

now they do have holes on the side that will kick out shavings - but a little tape will plug em - i do take the tape off then apply more after maybe 40-50 cases. and then just put it into a baggie and spin it to get the rest out.

i have both a tri-way and a little crow - i do like the tri way better... but the LC works pretty good.

 

[Fursniper]

Trim-it II.

eztrimit.com

 

[wkyshooter]

https://ads.midwayusa.com/product/41...r-65-creedmoor

now they do have holes on the side that will kick out shavings - but a little tape will plug em - i do take the tape off then apply more after maybe 40-50 cases. and then just put it into a baggie and spin it to get the rest out.

i have both a tri-way and a little crow - i do like the tri way better... but the LC works pretty good.

But does it trim, chamfer and deburr all in one step?

 

[Fursniper]

No, the WFT does not.

 

[kashaV]

forster 3 in one trimmer head.

 

[mercracing]

Another vote for the Trim it 2.

 

[mattp8893]

I've got a trim it 2 I like it pretty good I'd like it a lot better with a mounted drill or something instead of holding it my drill and doing it


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[Hawk in WY]

With trimmers, there is no next best thing.

Giraud is in a class by himself

Buy one.

Thank me later.
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[tylerw02]

I have the powered RCBS station. It's a bit clunky and takes up a lot of bench space, but I can throw on a three-way cutting head for nearly anything. It works quite well.


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