Power Trim Xpress for Lyman Products

[@thatguyoverthere2288]

Make it a 3 way trimmer and ill buy it yesterday

[@PatriotPaulUSA]

Lyman is making some awesome products these days. So you can use a 3/8 fluted solid carbide end mill or a boring bar type bit with a 3 sided carbide. Way better setup and much cheaper than Dillions RT1500. This is a smaller diameter than Honey badger/Bosch router so that is better on the top of a toolhead. I will be buying one for 8.6 blk for sure. I already Use Lyman M style pistol dies and Pro Stainless dies and many other reloading product of theirs. If you could develop a 3 way cutting bit that bevels ID and OD like RCBS has, you would sell these like crazy !

[@JoseyOaks]

Does this die resize and trim like the Dillon or is it just a trimmer die.

[@8mmmauser896]

Just a trim die but but buyer beware that the. 223 likes to stick cases no matter what you do with the brass

[@8mmmauser896]

Too bad the .223 lyman trim die keeps sticking the case in the die. I used clean lubed once fired brass after it was full length sized.

[@nateosborne5162]

Do you need a modified tool head on a 1050 or 650 to trim 300 blk?

[@GunSmokeATCS]

I’d like to know the answer to that question too. Anybody have an answer?

[@PatriotPaulUSA]

@@GunSmokeATCS It just screws into a normal 7/8" die position. I cant imagine why you would need anything special on any press besides the normal trim die for your caliber. I would set it up on a cheap single stage press however, just to keep any brass particles from getting into your rotating die plate on progressives but its your choice.

[@kurtjensen7930]

Does it need a trim die to mount to the press?

[@Botniasolutions]

Are the cutter 12mm in diameter?

[@barkriverprecision7120]

6 hours later and I still can't make it accurate like my dillion rt1500. 👎

[@BobBob-il2ku]

Needs a boring bar