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Can anyone fill me in on either thr Gracey or Jiraud case trimmer? What are your opinions? thanks rob | ||
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i have a Gracey that i use for 308win it's fast and does a good job but setting the cutter up for other cal. is BIG hassel if you've got a 1000 or more cases of one cal to trim it's the hot set-up. if your gona do a few 100 of this and a few 100 of that a Forster or RCBS trimmer is much easier to use | |||
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My experience is similar to OutlawMK26's. I have one Gracey set up for .223 & one for .308. I use an aftermarket one piece carbide blade from B Jones sight company. It makes set up a lot easier. That said, I don't swap out case holders for short runs of brass. Giraud sells a motor upgrade kit for the Gracey that increases the speed from 1500 rpm to 3000 rpm. Vvrroooom! The Giraud has a more powerful motor than the stock Gracey unit, and its bearings are sealed. The Gracey is about $225.00 and the Giraud is about $330.00. For short runs of case trimming I use a motorized RCBS unit. If you are a high-power competition shooter or a high volume varmint hunter you need a Gracey or Giraud. If not you don't. I can't imagine not having them now. 350 - 500 cases trimmed per hour going at a leisurely pace. JCN | |||
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