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I’m currently working on the loads for my 470. I have shoot the cases two to three times now and the cases need to be trimmed. What type of trimmer is everybody using and what priming tool are you using?


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I use the Forster Classic and it works great. Call Huntingtons and they'll fix you up with what you need.
 
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I use a Forster "Classic" trimmer. They have the length to do all of the old NE cases including my 450#2NE at 3.5" I also use a Forster standard length trimmer to do the shorter, more common cases. They are not powered, but you don't usually trim 1000 470's at a time.
I use an old RCBS Pardner press to do all my priming. It was my first press, and I guess I'm just used to it. I pre-load the anvil, when I prime anything and have never had a mis-fire. Thats why I stick with that old press. Priming is all I use it for anymore.
Hope this helps, ND


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I use a trim die and an RCBS Auto Bench Prime.

The trim die was expensive and there are less expensive options.
 
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Forester classic, I prefer it over the RCBS auto trimmer. Huntington's is the place to shop for this tool.


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I use the Forster Classic and it works great.


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I use the Forster Classic and it works great.


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+ 4 I also have the BMG size trimmer that works as well.


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