Lee Quick Trim case trimmer review

Published on June 5, 2013
Duration: 6:33

This guide details the installation and operation of the Lee Quick Trim case trimmer, a press-mounted tool designed for efficient case preparation. It covers threading the die into a reloading press and the process of trimming, chamfering, and deburring cases in a single step. The video emphasizes its speed and ease of use for reloaders.

Quick Summary

The Lee Quick Trim is an affordable, press-mounted case trimmer that significantly speeds up reloading. It simultaneously trims, chamfers, and deburrs cases in a single press stroke, ensuring consistent case lengths. Dies are available for various calibers, making it a versatile tool for efficient case preparation.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Lee Quick Trim
  2. 00:26Cutter Mechanism and Features
  3. 01:04Accessories and Dies
  4. 02:01Old School Trimming Comparison
  5. 04:27Lee Quick Trim Demonstration
  6. 06:14Conclusion and Pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Lee Quick Trim work?

The Lee Quick Trim is a press-mounted case trimmer that threads into a reloading press. When a sized case is inserted and the press is operated, it trims the case to a uniform length while the integrated Deluxe Cutter simultaneously chamfers and deburrs the case mouth.

What are the benefits of using the Lee Quick Trim?

The primary benefits are speed and efficiency, as it combines trimming, chamfering, and deburring into a single press stroke. It also ensures consistent case lengths, which is crucial for accurate and safe reloading, and is very affordable.

What calibers can the Lee Quick Trim be used for?

The Lee Quick Trim system is versatile. While the trimmer body is universal, specific caliber dies are required. The video shows dies for .223 Remington and 9mm Makarov, and mentions availability for other common calibers like 9mm Luger.

Is the Lee Quick Trim difficult to set up?

No, setup is straightforward. The trimming die simply threads into the reloading press ram, similar to other reloading dies. The process is demonstrated clearly in the video, highlighting its ease of integration into an existing reloading setup.

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