I've been working on some good sized batches of brass for my autoloading rifles lately. Most of it's nickeled stuff that makes it that much harder to work with too. I've got an RCBS Trim Mate case prep tool that's great. Yea, over priced but still great. I use it for many things. I have carpal tunnel, trigger finger, and other assorted maladies that affect my hands and make it a very useful tool for me. I've been less than impressed with the chamfering and deburring attachments that came with it from the start. For what they cost, they should be better at what they do. My inexpensive little Lee hand tool is very much superior to the RCBS attachments for cleaning up freshly trimmed brass. I've easily adapted one of the Lee's to do the inside of the case, but the outside's a bit more challenging. My questions are, have any of you used the Hornady deburring/chamfering attachments? If so how well do they work? Does anyone know if the size/threads are compatible with the Trim Mate? Below is link to the attachments I'm looking at. Also any thoughts or ideas of something better than what I'm using? Thanks' Guys and Gals. Chuckdog.
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=219064
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=219064
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