Lyman AccuTrimmer Kit with 9 Pilots

Product #: 755364
| Manufacturer #: 7862210
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Economy without the loss of quality. Trims cases from .17 to .458. Uses standard shellholders (sold separately). 9 Pilot Multi-Pack (22, 24, 27, 28, 30, 9mm, 35, 44, 45A pilots) included.

Technical Information

Features:

  • Capable of trimming cases from .17 up to .458 Winchester Magnum, with the appropriate standard shellholder and trimmer pilot.
  • Uses standard cutter head (included).
  • Can be bench, vise or C-clamp mounted.

    Pilot Multi Pack includes:
  • #22 for .22 Hornet, .22/250, .220 Swift, .222 Remington, .222 Remington Magnum, .223 Remington, 5.6x50R Magnum.
  • #24 for .243 Winchester, .244, 6mm Remington.
  • #27 for .270 Winchester.
  • #28 for 7mm/08 Remington, 7-30 Waters, 7mm Remington Magnum, 7mm Weatherby Magnum, &mm STW, 7x57 Mauser, 7x64 Brenneke, 9x65R Brenneke, .280 Remington (7mm Express), 7mm TCU.
  • #30 for .30 Luger, .30 Mauser, 30M1 Carbine, .30-30, .300 Savage, .307 Winchester, .308 Winchester, .30-06, .300 Winchester Magnum, .300 Remington Ultra Magnum, .300 Weatherby Magnum, 7.62x39.
  • #9MM for .38 Super Auto, 9mm Luger, 9x23mm, .380 Auto.
  • #35 for .38 S&W, .38 Special, .357 Magnum, .357 Remington Maximum, .35 Remington, .356 Winchester, .358 Winchester, .35 Whelan.
  • #44 for .44 Magnum, .44 Special, .44 Russian, .444 Marlin.
  • #45A for .45 ACP, .45 Winchester Magnum, .45 Schofield, .45 Colt, .454 Casull.
    Notes:
  • Optional Neck Turner Accessory Tool (#379818) available for neck turning.

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    Instructions

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    Overall Rating:
    3.1 out of 5
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    5 stars
    sal oliverio of sandy lake, pa
    Date posted: 9/23/2005
    Good quality trimmer for 33 bucks. I have the more expensive lyman trimmer with the "universal" chuck. Had to replace the Chuck. 22$ from lyman. It's flimsy. This case trimmer uses standard shell holders from all manufactures.Fits right in trimmer and holds any shell firmly. It will never need replaced. It holds the shell firmly, any shell, as long as you have the correct shell holder. (except 50 cal) This is what makes ita great trimmer. It will last forever. Yeah it takes a lil longer to do alot of cases. But, it's worth in the long run. It even comes with the collets . Great deal.
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    5 stars
    Jerome Cooper of Blanchard , ID
    Date posted: 1/31/2005
    This trimmer is a rugged machine and it is reasonably priced. It's a basic design and the use of regular shellholders is a big plus rather than fooling around with pilots. I put it to work on 2000 overlength 30-30 cases and it sailed right thru them. It's now working thru another 2000 '06 cases. The cutter is still sharp and doing its job. Trimming cases is not an interesting job and this trimmer doesn't make it go any faster; if you're in a rush go with a power driven unit, but this one is a solid value and the quality is good
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    5 stars
    Henry Musgrove of Lewiston, NY
    Date posted: 3/23/2002
    Not as fancy as the more expensive models, but does an excellent job. Found it to trim very accurately. A great buy for the money.
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    3 stars
    Greg Spero of Salem, OR
    Date posted: 2/21/2006
    Buy the Forster, you'll be happy. Too much slop to square cases let alone turn necks.
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    3 stars
    Andrew Welsh of Elk grove, CA
    Date posted: 12/24/2008
    I’ve had mine since the mid 90's. I haven't had to replace any parts yet and the cutter still works well. As others have said, there is some slight "play" in the unit due to loose tolerances. Not a bad pick for the price though. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for an entry level case trimmer.
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    2 stars
    B B of Fairmont, WV
    Date posted: 2/27/2008
    For a cheap trimmer, this one is worth its money though I'm not overly happy with it. There are a few positives. It's cheap. It will work with the same shellholders you use in an RCBS press as well as the Lyman shellholders. Pilots and other components are cheap. The negatives have already been mentioned in other reviews. It will NOT cut the cases square. One side of the case will be 0.003 inches longer on one side, usually more, than the other side. Adjustment is absolutely tedious and does not hold. Tiny Allen screws are used for everything and it is wise to have some on hand for replacements you'll inevitably need. The cutter is still fairly sharp after a few thousand cases cut. Beginners might find this trimmer o.k. for small lots of brass but veteran reloaders will definitely upgrade as I am currently looking for a new trimmer.
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    2 stars
    K Montgomery of Tulsa, OK
    Date posted: 9/13/2006
    Bought this based on manufacturers claim of accuracy and because I found it on sale. Well for some who aren't really concerned about "accuracy" it'll do fine. I'm not a benchrest shooter but I do enjoy consistency. Two areas of inconsistency are immediately inherent with this unit, first is the .002 of run out between the shaft and the shaft support with the shaft extended to approximately half it's travel toward the shell holder. This run out translates to .004" play considering the rotational path while turning the handle resulting in out of square cases. Second the pilot retained by a set screw forces the pilot stud against the pilot stud bore opposite the set screw, which would be Ok if the fit between the stud and the bore were significantly closer. The one I have this difference is .0015", translating into .003" additional rotational error possible. Factor the "fine adjustment" set screw riding on the end of the shaft support and the inconsistent rim thickness of shell cases the tolerance for "accuracy" grows even larger. I've had instances of out of square case mouths run as much as .0035" and overall length variations as much as .004" not too bad considering the total possible error. This is a good unit for what I consider rough trimming. The finish is great and ease of use fair. It takes time to use and one needs to practice with it on junk cases to learn how to trim with it for best accuracy, I found that by allowing the case to rotate a bit in the shell holder every once in a while the level of squareness could be held tolerable.
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    2 stars
    David Brundage of Houston, TX
    Date posted: 8/15/2007
    Stop collar for adjusting length of cut slips. Cutter head seems to be dull. Called Lyman and they did not sound surprised that I was having trouble. Immediately agreed to send replacement parts to me at their cost. Wish I had bought the Lee Zip Trim and case length gauge/shellholder instead.
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    1 stars
    S B of Scotrun, PA
    Date posted: 1/12/2008
    Once again from Lyman, this is junk. It does not produce any repeatable results. All the cases I trimmed in this varied a bit. Spend more and get a better unit.
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