Trimming Hulls

[Victor Wasylyna]

Created this video for a friend and fellow PGCA member. Why not post it for all?

https://youtu.be/JrULU2fslRE

-Victor

[Matt Stolley]

I made a case trimmer out of steel that works fantastic.
A photo of the one I copied can be found on page 151 of "Shooting the British Double Rifle" 2nd edition by Graeme Wright.

[Bill Murphy]

I'll run right out and buy that book. If all 1500 members of the PGCA do the same, Graeme Wright will be very happy.

[Harry Collins]

Victor,

That is great! I have been doing the dowel method and though it is efficient, your method looks so much faster and cleaner.

Harry

[Matt Stolley]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

I'll run right out and buy that book. If all 1500 members of the PGCA do the same, Graeme Wright will be very happy.

Sadly I believe the book is out of print. Selling the book was not my intent.

What I failed to say was the trimmer Victor shared works just as well and would be fairly simple to fabricate with some basic tools and a bit of wood working skill.

[Woodcock survey]

Victor, thank you for proving once again that simple solutions are the best ones.

[6pt-Sika]

I've been using a band saw and a self made wooden jig to cut 10 gauge hulls . But I think I might just have to make myself one of these dowel rod setups with the utility blade

[Austin J Hawthorne Jr.]

Or, If you have a table saw, drill as many 7/8 inch holes as needed in a 2X4 which has been trimmed to 2X2 inches. Insert your 10 gauge hulls into the holes. Adjust your guide bar to cut the desired length, and cut multiples in one slow pass over a fine toothed blade.

[Bill Murphy]

For many years, I have been rolling a "shell on a dowel" over a kitchen knife held in a vise. There are many variations on this, the simplest are the best.

[Jeff Christie]

Victor - what is the diameter and length of the dowel? That is beautiful in its simplicity. Jeff