300 Blackout Case Trimmer, Compatible with Full Length Size Cases

Can't find my other review. Unit came with set screw missing. I improvised a set screw, and set it up and it chewed up the casing past what I thought I had it set to. I set it down and did other things and waited a day to come back to this project. Figured out what I was doing wrong, corrected my set up and the unit has functioned flawlessly since. Trim and size your casings before you attempt to cut to length. Seems to be built very well, so far the bearings don't seem to be an issue and I'm banking on with use and a break in period the unit will be operating as intended with out any issues.

Having bought the Little Crow case trimmer for other calibers, I thought I’d save half the money and buy this one. Fortunately, I bought this one, and the real deal to compare side by side, and keep the cheaper one if it was worth it. Short answer: It wasn’t. The bearing is too stiff to allow the cutting head to rotate properly, and it causes the indexing jig to spin on the case.

Very inconsistent. You have to get a “feel” for the right cutting depth. If you cut until you don’t feel resistance then you case is way to short and ruined. Maybe it’s not the product itself but the shoulder on the case? Don’t have another cutter to compare. It is faster than the Lee trimmer so there is that.

It’s a knock off that’s not up to the quality of the original but it gets the job done. Making 300 blackout brass with this is a little quicker.

Do not buy! Bearing is stiff casings get stuck and it is over all just not smooth. 10/10 do not recommend. Buy something else!