Lee Case Trimming 5 different Options

Lee Power Trim adapter, but wait, there is more! The best invention ever (finally), Nobel committee, get ready. John Lee, if you are listening, I'm gonna give you a massive bro-hug for this invention. Get ready, its coming. call security.

[@mikeymike3760]

Absolutely love my Lee quick trim!

[@cs_yt]

Like the next guy, I hate trimming. Quick and concise. Good job!

[@richardkut3976]

Excellent, thanks.

[@HoustonR6ryda]

smooth vid -helped me -thank you

[@Jeff_Seely]

Only one thing about indexing off the base of the case. You better hope that the headspace is on the money first. Buying quality brass will help

[@drewt.4353]

Drill press almost as bad as by hand. Started with just hand, then zip trim and chuck. Power quick trim is the best. Make sure you're using less than 1200 rpms or you'll rub the collar too much each time. Then you'll start getting shorter and shorter cases.

[@tkarlmann]

What do you do for the primer pockets?

[@dissy5563]

I'm using a vacuum cleaner to remove the shavings, less mess than compressed air.

[@BeachBallBill]

What is that gray wool you're using?

[@tjmooremusic]

On method 3 would a good dremele ( spelling error ) work well? I mean for any method with a power drill would not a dremele work as well and be more lightweight?

[@loknlode]

I have the Quick Trim. It sucks ass. .006" variance from one case to the next. Set up per instructions and everything. If I knew who designed it, I'd throw it at them.

[@sotacal]

Can you give me a link to that Chuck adapter for the Lee (hand) rotery