Hornady Case Prep Center Trimming Rifle Part II (30-06)

In this video series, you'll see the complete process for trimming and prepping rifle brass with the Hornady Lock-N-Load Case Prep Center. You'll see how brass is sized/deprimed, trimmed, chamfered, case neck cleaned, and primer pocket cleaned. You'll also see complete steps for setting up the Case Prep Center for rifle brass trimming, with 30-06 demonstrated.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Hornady
• Lock-N-Load
• Case Prep Center
• Rifle
• 30-06
• Case Trimmer

[ColdSteelDDS]

@1LonePuma Didn't he tighten a clamp on the back of the machine after establishing the correct height?

[1LonePuma]

Ah, lowering the brass into position. After you've established the proper height, I don't see any settings to lock that screw knob, as not to move from a set position. Nor does it have a micrometer adjustment which would be invaluable, as a verifier for absolute sizing, with a locking thumb screw or leaver. There, now that you have that tidbit tip. After that is establish, then it might be worth what your asking. Again, maybe?!

[fishblade2]

gavin, how can you keep from getting differences in the brass overall length?

[6truck]

@MajKonig1

I'm getting all kinds of variations; currently, I've tried to trim some 30-30, but the lengths are all over the place. Unlike a traditional lathe type trimmer, where you can get variable lengths depending on the pressure you place on the trimmer head or collet (depending on which one you use), I can't seem to get this one set up correctly.

[vyxaer]

plastic gears?

[MajKonig1]

Gavin,

How drastic of a variable have you been getting between pieces of brass?