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LITTLE CROW GUNWORKS WORLDS FINEST TRIMMER Reviews & Ratings

LITTLE CROW GUNWORKS WORLDS FINEST TRIMMER

The “World’s Finest Trimmer” lets you trim more cases in less time - and with less effort - using your electric drill as a power source. The adjustable cutter rotates and shortens the case until the shoulder contacts the close-fitting stop that is mounted in a bearing to prevent it from rotating and marring the case. Simply pick up a case and push it against the cutter until the excess brass is removed. Once you have the trimmer set up and get a rhythm going, you can easily maintain a pace of 8-10 cases per minute – a joy to use! Durable aluminum and stainless steel construction, with a high-speed steel cutter for years of reliable service. Units only trim cartridge cases to length. They do not chamfer or deburr the case mouth during trimming. These don't come with a dowel.

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Reviews Summary

The LITTLE CROW GUNWORKS WORLDS FINEST TRIMMER impresses users with its speed and efficiency in trimming brass for reloading, consistently providing accurate lengths with minimal deburring needed. Despite some complaints about brass shavings and the requirement for prior resizing, the overall reception is positive, marking it as a game-changer for bulk brass preparation.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Efficiency and Speed

85%

Many reviewers highlight the efficiency of the WFT trimmer, praising its ability to quickly process large batches of brass, with claims of trimming hundreds of rounds in an hour. This tool transforms a tedious task into a faster, more manageable process, significantly reducing the time spent on case preparation.

Accuracy and Consistency

75%

Users commend the accuracy of the trimmer, reporting consistent trimming lengths within tight tolerances. This reliability is essential for precision reloaders, particularly those preparing for competitive shooting where variance can impact performance.

Setup and Usability

70%

While setup is straightforward, some users recommend a bit of patience in adjusting the tool to achieve optimal results. Many find the device easy to use once properly set up, and comments suggest mounting it on a drill press enhances usability significantly.

Dependence on Case Preparation

60%

Several reviewers emphasize the necessity of fully resizing cases before using the trimmer to ensure alignment and correct trimming lengths. This requirement may be a drawback for those who prefer neck-sizing but is generally accepted as part of the process.

Brass Shavings and Cleanup

65%

A common concern is the accumulation of brass shavings, which can affect trimming consistency. Users recommend regular cleaning of the unit to maintain its performance, particularly when processing large quantities, which can be a minor inconvenience for some.

Value for Money

72%

Reviewers often mention the trimmer's cost-effectiveness, noting that it provides excellent results compared to higher-priced options. Despite some reservations about needing multiple units for different calibers, many feel the performance justifies the investment.

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Not a fan

I hate to be the negative in this as I think it's a good idea, For me, it's not worth it. Had this thing about 3 years, used sporadically because it's not that accurate or consistent. If you use 1 brand of ammo, shoot from only 1 gun, and then full size the case, it's probably OK. I'd like to know how the other reviewers are getting the accuracy. Did 130 Hornady cases today. Full sized with Dillion dies in my Rockchucker press. After finally getting it set for 1.750, results were: 58 between 1.749-1.752 that I could use, 46 were 1.753-1.756 that I re-did on my old Lyman, and 26 ended up being junk because it trimmed shorter than 1.747. Not acceptable to me. It is fast, but speed doesn't mean much when I have to re-do on the Lyman anyway. I'd send it back but It's not Brownell's fault.