WILSON STAINLESS MICROMETER TRIMMER WITH STAND

WILSON STAINLESS MICROMETER TRIMMER WITH STAND Reviews & Ratings

STAINLESS CASE TRIMMER WITH MICROMETER & STAND

The Wilson Stainless Micro Trimmer utilizes the most accurate trimmer in the world in its new stainless steel configuration, an exclusive Sinclair International product. The compact micrometer unit is incorporated into the stop bearing which allows the user to easily make quick trim adjustments in .001" increments. The Wilson Stainless Micro trimmer uses a case holder that holds the case by the body taper and utilizes no pilots during the case trimming operation. Trimmer case holder, cutter housing, and adjustment stop sit in perfect alignment with each other. This guarantees an identical trim length for each case. When trimming cases shorter than 1.3” such as pistol cases, the use of a spacer (part number WX11) is necessary.

The Wilson Stainless Micro Trimmer sets on top of our Sinclair Mounting Stand with Shark Fin Clamp. The Shark Fin enables the user to quickly trim and exchange cases in the case holder. All of our Wilson trimmer accessories work with the New Wilson Stainless Micro Trimmer. Visit our website, catalog, or call our reloading technicians to order trimmer case holders and other accessories. * Trimmer Case Holders and accessories sold separately.

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Reviews Summary
The WILSON Stainless Micrometer Trimmer with Stand is highly regarded for its precision and repeatability in trimming brass cases. Customers appreciate the accurate micrometer adjustment, although some mention the need to purchase additional brass holders separately. While it excels in trimming rifle brass, it's less suitable for pistol brass. Overall, it delivers excellent performance and is recommended by users seeking accuracy in reloading.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Precision and Accuracy
80%
Many reviewers highlight the exceptional precision of the Wilson trimmer, noting it achieves cuts within .0005 inches and ensures square case mouths, making it ideal for precision reloading. Users appreciate that the micrometer adjustment facilitates easy and exact control over trimming lengths.
Setup and Usability
60%
The trimmer is generally described as easy to set up and use, although a few users note the absence of necessary Allen wrenches in the package. Despite minor setup challenges, users find that it quickly becomes intuitive to operate after a few cases.
Compatibility with Cartridges
55%
While the trimmer excels with bottleneck rifle cases, several reviewers caution that it may not perform well with straightwall pistol brass due to design limitations with case holders. This has important implications for users depending on the types of calibers they reload.
Quality and Craftsmanship
75%
Reviewers frequently commend the high-quality materials and craftsmanship of the Wilson trimmer, emphasizing its durability and robust construction. The stainless steel build is said to ensure longevity, further justifying the investment.
Value for Money
70%
Although noted for its higher price point, many users feel that the investment is worthwhile due to the trimmer's performance and accuracy. The consensus is that for those prioritizing precision, it represents good value in comparison to other options on the market.
4
So far so good
Fairly easy set up although you have to buy all the shell holders to go with it. I trimmed 50 casing and it worked well. My only complaint is that it was supposed to come with necessary Allen wrenches for adjustment and neither were in the box. Not a huge deal but thats why it only gets 4 stars. Time will tell on longevity. You also need something to stabilize it, either buy the plate, use a vise, or use some clamps as I did.
4
Good Product
I recently bought this case trimmer and have used it on .357, .44 mag. & 460 S&W mag. It is expensive and slower than the RCBS or Lyman trimmers that I am used to. However, it does what it says. It produces a consistent trim case that is absolutely square. I use the Q-type case holders and the carbide cutter. It took me a while to get into a rhythm, but once I did things went along smoothly. Again, if you're looking for speed, this will not get you there, but if you're looking for precision this is the one.