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		<title>Gear Focus: L.E. Wilson Stainless Case Trimmer</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[How do you trim your cases? We use a variety of tools, including power case trimmers. But our go-to trimmer for Benchrest-type cartridges is the L.E. Wilson Trimmer unit, now available in a handsome and durable stainless assembly. This thing is slick. It trims very precisely with the use of Wilson case holders combined with [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p>How do you trim your cases? We use a variety of tools, including power case trimmers. But our go-to trimmer for Benchrest-type cartridges is the L.E. Wilson Trimmer unit, now available in a handsome and durable stainless assembly. This thing is slick. It trims very precisely with the use of Wilson case holders combined with a micrometer-type stop for length control. As sold complete with micrometer, quick clamp, and metal stand, this  Wilson Stainless Trimmer is <a href="https://www.creedmoorsports.com/product/4055/case-preparation" target="_blank">$154.95 at Creedmoor Sports</a>. We think that&#8217;s a fair price for a unit that can last a lifetime, trimming many thousands of cases. </p>
<p>In this video, Bill Gravatt of Creedmoor Sports demonstrates the <a href="https://www.creedmoorsports.com/product/4055/case-preparation" target="_blank">Stainless Wilson trimmer</a> with micrometer length control. Gravatt offers helpful operational tips to improve trimming efficiency, so this video is worth watching even if you&#8217;ve used a Wilson trimmer before:</p>
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<blockquote><p><strong>Tips for Trimming with Wilson SS Micrometer Trimmer:</strong></p>
<p>1. After inserting brass in the case holder, tap the case lightly to ensure it seats fully.</p>
<p>2. When starting your case-trimming session, do one or two test cases to check cut length. Adjust length with micrometer, then test length again. If &#8220;good to go&#8221;, set length stop. NOTE: Release the Stop Screw to make major adjustments. Use the Micrometer to make fine adjustments, in .001&#8243; increments.</p>
<p>3. After trimming operations, be sure to chamfer case mouth after cutting to remove burrs. NOTE: After you have made the chamfer, we recommend gently spinning the chamfer tool backwards a couple times in the case neck. This will burnish/smooth the newly-cut champing, which helps with bullet seating.
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<p><strong>Features of Deluxe Wilson Stainless Case Trimmer with Micrometer</strong></p>
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&#8212; Long lasting Stainless finish with Micrometer adjustment.<br />
&#8212; New 304 Stainless Steel Handle included with Micrometer Trimmer.<br />
&#8212; Rotary-style clamp swings to secure case-holder &#8212; quick and easy.<br />
&#8212; Larger stop screw adjustment from 3/8&#8243; (old) to 1/2&#8243; (new) with increased width on stop nut. Coated with black oxide for a long lasting durable finish.<br />
&#8212; Made in the USA with American Steel.<br />
&#8212; Power Adaptor compatible.</ul>
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