1200 trimmer on my 650 or 1050

[SoCalGlocker]

Any reason I could not mount the trimmer to my 1050?

[D.Hayden]

Almost everyone I know that preps .223.. does it on a 1050.. swage and trim on the same cycle - get the brass completely ready

eta: Loading.. can then be done on any press

Edited March 9, 2013 by D.Hayden

[DonovanM]

Not that I can think of. Why would you want to?

[will_m68]

Almost everyone I know that preps .223.. does it on a 1050.. swage and trim on the same cycle - get the brass completely ready

eta: Loading.. can then be done on any press

same here.

[D.Hayden]

OP: You do mean in a seperate step right? You're not trying to trim during loading?

[SoCalGlocker]

Correct. Separate steps.

[scubajosh77]

I do 223 on my XL650 in two phases, two separate toolheads. First tool head #1 is the size/deprime die, #2 is empty, #3 is empty, #4 is the trimmer, and #5 is empty. I do this for all my brass, then swap to toolhead #2. Station #1 is empty, #2 is prime/powder, #3 is empty, #4 is seat, #5 is crimp. Works like a champ.

[Boxerglocker]

I size and trim with the RT1200B on my XL650, tumble off the lube and just load away on the RL1050B when the inclination hits me.

[DonovanM]

I do 223 on my XL650 in two phases, two separate toolheads. First tool head #1 is the size/deprime die, #2 is empty, #3 is empty, #4 is the trimmer, and #5 is empty. I do this for all my brass, then swap to toolhead #2. Station #1 is empty, #2 is prime/powder, #3 is empty, #4 is seat, #5 is crimp. Works like a champ.

I would recommend running a universal decapping die in station 1 on toolhead #2. Just in case.