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Still quite new to the DR world. I now have a fair amount of brass that needs trimming. I was wondering what setup for trimming these cases you gentleman would recommend?
 
Posts: 584 | Location: Phoenix, AZ | Registered: 13 August 2004Reply With Quote
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For the quantities relevant to a 470 I use the forester setup
 
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Yes on the forester or even a trim die.


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I shot a fair amount of 470 and only used a trim die with a good file.
 
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I use the Forster Classic Trimmer for all my large nitro cases and would recommend it.
 
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I use the Forster Classic Trimmer for all my large nitro cases and would recommend it.


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Trim die for all big bores as far as I am concerned. Very little to go wrong and easy to use.

I wonder if anyone one makes a model that has changeable bushing multiple calibers. Similar to cast bullet sizing dies


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Called Forster and know all I need to order to go that direction.

I had not seen a trim die before, but found a video for using them. Quite simple and I'd think cheaper. What I can't find for all my searching is where to order a trim die for this caliber. For those of you that have gone this route, where did you get your trim die from?
 
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.....Quite simple and I'd think cheaper...

.....where to order a trim die for this caliber. For those of you that have gone this route, where did you get your trim die from?


Well, did you try searching Huntington/RCBS or Redding special order.

Or Ebay?

EXAMPLE:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Speci...e:g:bBsAAOSwllpbICvm
RCBS Group L - Cheaper? .....NOT

I have several Nitro Express above .45 caliber RCBS file type trim dies........IMO you can trim a LOT of cases with a Forster Classic set compared to the “Current” price of a file type trim die.....just sayin’
 
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Originally posted by 7MMNut:
.....Quite simple and I'd think cheaper...

.....where to order a trim die for this caliber. For those of you that have gone this route, where did you get your trim die from?


Well, did you try searching Huntington/RCBS or Redding special order.

Or Ebay?

EXAMPLE:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Speci...e:g:bBsAAOSwllpbICvm
RCBS Group L - Cheaper? .....NOT

I have several Nitro Express above .45 caliber RCBS file type trim dies........IMO you can trim a LOT of cases with a Forster Classic set compared to the “Current” price of a file type trim die.....just sayin’


I had no luck finding them on any of the various reloading company websites including RCBS and Redding, but I also have not yet called them, tomorrow hopefully if my day allows. I hadn't even thought of Ebay.
 
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Mine is an RCBS from Huntington’s.

http://www.huntingtons.com/store/home.php?cat=75


You may want to give them a call soon.


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AFTER 70 YEARS OF MAKING SPECIAL AND CUSTOM DIES, THE BEAN COUNTERS AT VISTA (RCBS) HAVE DECIDED TO DISCONTINUE MOST (95%) OF THE ITEMS THE SPECIAL ORDERS/CUSTOM DEPARTMENT MADE.

HERE AT HUNTINGTONS WE STILL HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF RCBS SPECIAL ORDER RELOADING DIES. CALL FOR YOUR NEEDS.
 
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I only use file trim dies for cases I intend to crimp, much more accurate and the crimp needs to be consistent, especially to the cannalure on some bullets..


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