Frankford Arsenal Platinum Series Case Trim and Prep System with Hardened High Speed Steel Chamfer Debur Tool and Primer Pocket Scrapers with Trimmer

I should have bought one years ago.Quiet enough to run without annoying the neighbours and powerful enough to get the job done.In the UK this US version runs from my UK 110V site transformer with the correct fly lead and RCD that I already had.

Cabelas and local gun shops didn’t have this in stock,and their pricing was $30 more,good quality item like you’d expect from Frankford Arsenal!!ordered Friday afternoon and received Monday morning to my door, crazy fast and never left the house

Produto de ótima qualidade. Recomendo o vendedor.

gute Leistung und Lieferung angaben sehr gut gerne wieder

Summary: Works great! Don't be anxious because of a few folks who are bagging on the debur tools. Go ahead and buy it if you are sick of holding a drill and switching off to hand tools for every case.After looking around at multiple tools and owning hand tools and a Lyman E-ZEE trim, I decided to go with this prep system. The other contender was the Hornady case prep center at over double the price and you still had to chuck a case in a shell holder before you could trim. I also considered the worlds finest trimmer, but at over $70 a pop I didn't feel like buying one for each caliber I was working with. With this prep center, you get the ability to setup for A LOT (I won't say all because I haven't tested them all) of bottle neck cartridges. I know the new versions of the worlds finest trimmer are able to be changed out for caliber now too though. So here's the other thing that makes this a bit nicer in my opinion. The case trimmer has a collet set that you can adjust to each case. This does a majority of the holding so the case does not spin. This allows you to avoid a lot of the hand pain associated with trying to keep the case from spinning in some other cutters (I know, I know...work on your hand strength wimp. RESPONSE: Sorry, too busy reloading and having fun shooting to be bothered with that ; ).As for quality and speed, I think it's great for what you are paying. The debur and chamfer tools ran smoothly and did not chatter in any of the 223 cases I was working with. I did about 400 cases over 2 nights working 1.5 hours the first night and 1 hour the second. That puts me at about 22 seconds per case. Keep in mind I was not only trimming and deburring but also checking for military crimps and sorting. Had this not been the case it would have been a bit faster. The machine runs fairly quiet and chugged right along. I'll be curious to see how it holds up after a few hundred hours of use. As for trimming accuracy, I set my case length to 1.750" (Rem 223). I saw variation between 1.750" and 1.748". I'm sure that's an issue for some competition shooters, but for anyone interested in large volume reloading for general use rounds it will work any day. Just make sure to follow directions when setting up and pay attention to which collet and ring you are supposed to use.Conclusion....buy it. You won't be sorry. I plan on using it to prep 223, 308, 30-06, 300 AAC and 243 initially.

I bought this in hopes that i wouldn't have to crank another manual trimmer. once it is set up, it is consistent and accurate and easy to use. the trimmer, chamfer and deburrer all work great. Anymore, I use it mainly to chamfer and deburr my bottle neck brass. the thing has been a work horse. very pleased with the quality and the service from Frankford Arsenal (haven't had to call them on this, but for another piece and they were prompt to respond). Highly recommend.