L. E. WILSON Inc.

• New Stainless long lasting finish with Micrometer adjustment
• Larger stop screw adjustment from 3/8" (old)  to 1/2" (new) with increased width on Stop Nut.  Makes for a firm stop.
• Major adjustment in the Stop Screw and fine adjustment by increments of .001 with the Micrometer
• Bright Nickel Handle
• Made in the U.S.A. with American Steel
• Compatable with mounting stands

Suggested Retail:
Stainless Trimmer with Micro Adjustment $160.00 (Case Holder not Included)

• Oversized cutter to handle 50 Caliber cases (.610)
• Longer length to trim longer cases up to 3.925
• Stop screw diameter is 1/2" - 20 thread for fine adjustment and frim stop
• Trimmer will accept accessories such as - 50 Cal Primer Pocket Reamer (to remove military crimp), 50 Cal Inside Neck Reamer (available in .507 and .512 diameter) and the NEW Carbide Tip cutter.
• Compatable with 50 Caliber mounting stands

The 50 Caliber Trimmer is also compatable with all other case holders and will trim down to 6mm.

Suggested Retail: 50 Caliber Trimmer:   $125.00
                                                    (Includes 50 BMG Case Holder)

An alternative to mounting the trimmer in a vise. The Trimmer stand is available in the Regular and the 50 caliber verisons. Can be clamped or mounted to bench with screws.

Powder coated gun metal gray for a long lasting finish.
Case Holder Clamp and Sinclair "Shark Fin" compatable

Case Holder Clamp is and alternative to holding the case holder down with your hand. All you need to do is set the Case Holder on the rails of the trimmer and then swing the clamp over the top. There is an adjustment on top of the clamp to increase or decrease pressure. Coated with a Bright Nickel Finish.

Comes with two screws to mount trimmer to stand. Bench mounting screws not provided.

Suggested Retail:
Standard: $20.00 (Use with regular and SS trimmer)
50 Caliber: $24.00 (Use with 50 Cal Trimmer)
Case Holder Clamp: $24.00 (Use with either Standard or 50 Cal Stand)

Pistol Holders are for straight walled cases with no belt.  These cases must be tapped in and out with a plastic mallet or pressed in and out with an arbor press.  The best method is to use an arbor press to press in, then using a piece of wooden dowl press the case out.  It is a much slower process then the rifle cases but it does create a very accurate cut.  These are designed for fired cases.

Suggested Retail:  $20.00

Case Holders allow you to trim cases in your Wilson Case Trimmer. The Q-Type case holders hold the case with an easy to use cross pin. Use this type whenever possible because the regular pistol case holders require you to tap the pistol case in, which is more difficult than the rifle cases because of the lack of a body taper.

Suggested Retail: $26.00

• For use with Regular Case Trimmer
• Accepts L.E. Wilson  standard handle
• Same degree and rake as standard cutter
• Long lasting durable cutting edge
• Power adaptor compatable
   
  

Suggested Retail:  $60.00

• For use with 50 Caliber Case Trimmer
• Accepts L.E. Wilson  standard handle
• Same degree and rake as standard cutter
• Long lasting durable cutting edge
• Power Adaptor compatable
   
  

Suggested Retail: $75.00

We produce two case mouth deburring tools for use in the Case Trimmer. The deburring tools mount in the cutter housing and each includes a crank style handle. Cases are inserted into the trimmer case holders and are held square to the deburring tool. Available in both standard 45 degree and 30 degree chamfer. Handle included.

Suggested Retail: $34.00

Thick necks can cause high chamber pressures and erratic shooting. Neck reamers remove excess neck material to insure adequate clearance exists between the case neck and the chamber. Also, these reamers can be used when forming wildcats from a parent case. Reamers are used in the trimmers in place of the trimmer cutter. Standard reamers are sized for use on fired, unsized cases. Special sizes can be ground but will extend lead time.

Suggested Retail: $38.00 Standard Sizes
                         $48.00 Specials (Check avalibility)
                         $64.00 50 Cal (.5120 - .5125)

All cases should be case mouth deburred after trimming and neck turning. Tools are double-ended with standard 45-degree flutes that debur/chamfer the inside and outside mouth of the case. They will work on cases from .17 to .45 and .50 caliber.

Suggested Retail:  $20.00 (.17-.45)
                          $28.00 (50 Cal)

The most accurate and easiest to use straight line dies on the market. The stainless seaters have a built in micrometer seating depth adjustment feature with an easy to read scale in .001 graduations.


Suggested Retail: $130.00

One piece gage that will check overall length to indicate the need for trimming, datum to head length to assure correct headspace and to prevent over sizing. Available for most popular rimless cases.

Note: Does not measure body diameters.  This gage is intended to be used with fired cases to determine a basis for full length sizing and trimming.

Suggested Retail: $36.00 Standard
                         $60.00 50 BMG 

For belted mags. While the belt provides support for proper headspace, the life of the case will drastically shorten unless resizing is held to a minimum at the shoulder. These gages, which can be adjusted to be used with individual rifles of the same caliber, will enable the handloader to control the amount of resizing simply by measuring a fired case. Overall length can also be checked with these gages.

Suggested Retail: $46.00

One-piece, non adjustable cylinder-type gage with milled surfaces on one end for checking minimum and maximum overall length of rifle and pistol cases having no shoulder.

Suggested Retail: $22.00