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| Tony Smith |
03-20-2013 08:19
Any news on the availability of the .308 dies? |
| Roman |
03-11-2013 17:05
7 MM WSM |
| Gleb Mayorov |
02-27-2013 10:31
What about .338 Lapua Magnum? |
| Joe Cilinceon |
02-16-2013 12:40
Looking for the Deluxe and 45-70 gov die. Could use it a week ago with some new brass. |
| Rich |
02-11-2013 01:28
Need one for 5.7x28, will it be available? |
| Sam |
02-02-2013 23:00
What does the case length gauge screw into? Is the gauge and shellholder cartridge specific? More expense if so. |
| ROBERT BRAUD |
01-31-2013 13:15
Any items coming out for 30 TC? It pains me to purchase non-Lee products! |
| Timothy Watters |
01-28-2013 13:12
looks great will get one when they get ready.hope there will be a 32 pl |
| Ralph Ditore |
12-29-2012 05:45
what? no speed adaptor? |
| brian david |
12-28-2012 08:53
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| Bruce |
12-26-2012 15:51
This looks very interesting, but I bought RCBS X-Dies for .308aand .30-06. With the X-Die you only need to trim a case once (to .020 below maximum length and never need to trim again.. The die keeps the case neck form growing longer. |
| Jerry |
12-24-2012 16:51
6MM Norma BR? Can someone send in a case and have the trimmer made like we cn for your other dies? |
| Roger |
12-24-2012 11:13
44-40 please? |
| Jerry Smith |
12-23-2012 15:00
I would like to buy a couple of those and several sets of the dies. Jerry |
| Don McLaughlin |
12-23-2012 13:54
Are the cutters universal or caliber specific? |
| Bob Hanley |
12-23-2012 12:23
Is there any chance lee will make a universal rifle die and a pistol die for this new trimmer? I have so many calibers I reload for that I couldn't afford all the specialty dies, and alot of the calibers I have are not on that die list. I think it's a great idea for the reloader that has a few calibers. I reload 37 different calibers and another new specialty die for each one is just too much. Like I said, I think the new trimmer is a great idea and something I sure would use alot. Come up with a better (universal) die or holder and it would be the Cat's Meow. |
| Vance |
12-23-2012 08:39
Not sure if it would be comfortable to turn after alot of rounds-- 1 hand holding the handle down, the other turning the crank. |
| David Stiles |
12-23-2012 08:11
This appears to be a very well thought out and finely machined case trimmer. It will certainly be as fast as the motorized Dillon trimmer. with a little creativity I might even be able to attach a vacuum collar to suck up the brass trimmings. I can't wait to get one. Any thoughts on Price? |
| jim |
12-23-2012 06:18
I recently replaced the bushings in my lathe type trimmer with roller bearings. Works better, but I still must do two additional cuts, inside and outside. I really hope this trimmer addresses that task with a quality angled cutter for the OD. If it does, the lathe trimmer goes in recycle bin. |
| Bjorn |
12-23-2012 03:00
Would love to see a .50 46mm Remington Blackpowder trimmer ! |
| Jim Lowman |
12-23-2012 01:57
I cut my 38 special cases down to 800 th's for comp shooting that should put it in between 38 short colt and 38 long colt can you fix me up with that. This is just what I have been looking for. Thanks Jim |
| Jack Lalley |
12-22-2012 23:43
Be nice to have one in 9.3x62 too. |
| Steve |
12-22-2012 21:56
Also missing is the .38-40. |
| Lynn |
12-22-2012 20:45
Very nice piece of innovation. No need to have yet another item on the bench and this will be faster than the typical lathe type trimmer it appears. Those of us who load .338 Lapua Mag and .50 BMG would really appreciate this in those calibers as the hand cutter method of larger cases is particularly time consuming. |
| Bryan Austin |
12-22-2012 20:42
44-40 not included? |
| Tim |
12-22-2012 20:07
Any chance these will be made for the .300 AAC Blackout? |