Giraud case trimmers

[Mike_Mills]

If you are interested in rock solid performance and the highest possible precision, then the Wilson trimmer is the one to buy. It also happens to be one of the least expensive. The only down side to the Wilson is it is relatively slow, about like your current trimmer.

The Giraud is fast and more than accurate enough for the intended purpose. With the Giraud you are buying speed, lots of speed.

The Possum Hollow trimmer is similar in function to the Giraud but is much less expensive. It is not as fast as the Giraud.

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[Matt Anthony]

[QUOTE=Mike_Mills;64569]If you are interested in rock solid performance and the highest possible precision, then the Wilson trimmer is the one to buy. It also happens to be one of the least expensive. The only down side to the Wilson is it is relatively slow, about like your current trimmer.

I agree, I bought a Wilson trimmer to trim my CHeetah cases as Wilson uses a caliber specific case holder system, which is superior to all other trimmers. Also, I like the inside neck reamer system you can upgrade to. The entire trimmer is so well made, it's simple and you can't beat the precision.
Matt

[Danny]

I also have the Wilson Trimmer and when you want precision, that's the one to go with. I also hve the Giraud, and for Highpower, that's the one to use. It has saved me so much work that it's unbelieveable. It used to be that I had to live next to the trimmer to get enough brass done for highpower. I started out with the simple Lee Trimmer System and I've discontinued use of it because the Wilson will allow me to trim .17 Cal Cases that can't be done by the Lee. I find the Wilson pretty simple to use and you can get pretty fast with it if you get your movements down to a routine. The Giraud is what you need for volume.

Danny

[QUOTE=Matt Anthony;64867]

If you are interested in rock solid performance and the highest possible precision, then the Wilson trimmer is the one to buy. It also happens to be one of the least expensive. The only down side to the Wilson is it is relatively slow, about like your current trimmer.

I agree, I bought a Wilson trimmer to trim my CHeetah cases as Wilson uses a caliber specific case holder system, which is superior to all other trimmers. Also, I like the inside neck reamer system you can upgrade to. The entire trimmer is so well made, it's simple and you can't beat the precision.
Matt