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12 Gauge Hull Trimmer


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ok guys,

 

i`ve been messing around with some powder . recipes with the intention of producing fibre loads.

 

my new powder is extremely dense and i`ve had to consider going to 65mm hulls. not a major problem.

 

but i`ve just bought a bazillion 70mm hulls.

 

Q: what is the best hull trimer that you have used ?

 

i need to get one.

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Snap the corner off a Stanley blade cut some appropriate dowel glue blade in dowel at required depth with blade at slight angle ... It's easy and cost nowt

 

Good idea fendrover90. :good: You could probably mount it in a drill and do one in a few seconds. Thick pair of gloves required.

 

They had an old 'victorian' machine where I worked and we used it to cut hulls down for 12g blanks, a big old machine but ran for decades.

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Why not buy/use a cheap woodworkers marking out gauge ? you can file/grind the marking pin to a knife edge , you can set it to any length and place the brass bottom to the stop and rotate

 

the cartridge against the blade and cut the unwanted plastic off ,,,, infinately adjustable as well !!!!!! :whistling:

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  • 6 years later...
On 30/01/2014 at 21:25, roughshooter said:

I have a guy who makes them in all gauges for £25 - I am not selling the reloading gear anymore but if anyone wants one then I can pass you his number on. These are made out of aluminium and have a replaceable blade

Graham Can you send me the number please

can you send me his number please 07854054930

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