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title: "RCBS Trim Pro-2 Manual Case Trimmer Kit, Precision Trimming Kit for Reloading, Multi color"
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# Fast, consistent case length adjustment Precision trimming with multi-caliber pilots Durable, high-quality build for longevity RCBS Trim Pro-2 Manual Case Trimmer Kit, Precision Trimming Kit for Reloading, Multi color

**Brand:** rcbs
**Price:** Bs.3865
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## Summary

> ⚙️ Master your reloads with precision and speed — don’t get left behind!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** RCBS Trim Pro-2 Manual Case Trimmer Kit, Precision Trimming Kit for Reloading, Multi color by rcbs
- **How much does it cost?** Bs.3865 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- rcbs enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted rcbs brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Crafted from premium materials ensuring durability and reliability 🛠️
- • **User-Friendly Design:** Spring-loaded shell holder and adjustable settings for effortless trimming ⏱️
- • **Ideal for All Skill Levels:** Perfect for beginners and pros aiming for flawless reloads 🔧
- • **Precision Multi-Caliber Pilots:** Trim cases for 9 popular calibers with unmatched accuracy ⚙️
- • **Consistent Reloading Performance:** Achieve uniform case length every time to boost shooting accuracy 🎯

## Overview

The RCBS Trim Pro-2 Manual Case Trimmer Kit is a top-tier reloading tool featuring spring-loaded shell holders and pilots for 9 popular calibers, designed to deliver precise, consistent case trimming. Built with durable materials and an intuitive design, it empowers reloaders of all skill levels to achieve perfect case lengths, enhancing shooting accuracy and efficiency.

## Description

RCBS trim Pro-2 .338 Lapua Mag 90366 case trimmer kit spring-loaded shell holder. Hunting reloading case trim tools. Made of the highest quality materials

Review: Trimmer pilot will not enter case mouth problem fixed - Skill level and experience: Amateur Reloader This is a great piece of equipment. I have to give it 5 stars even with the problem of .223 Remington and 5.56mm NATO brass not fitting over the .22 caliber pilot as described below under cons, along with the reason this problem occurred and it's fix. I caused this problem and I am an amateur with no expectations that the learning process will be completely painless. It cost me about $102 with the pilots and once you are accustomed to it, you can work pretty fast. I have been shooting many years, but only reloading for about a month. My greatest gain in speed came when I realized I did not have to line the cases up perfectly in the spring loaded shell holder; just stick it in there reasonably straight and move the pilot up to the case mouth and then touch the release handle with one or two fingers and the pilot will slip right in aiding in the alignment. Occasionally I have to touch the handle twice after the initial load and/or give the case a slight rotation while it is released. I am checking every tenth case and so far it holds the settings perfectly. Just lube it a little now and then and it is very easy to work. I have probably trimmed about 3,000 5.56mm NATO cases now which I have accumulated over the last few years. I am feeding my AR 15 much cheaper now. Con number one and this has been the hardest one. The case mouths of the .223 and 5.56mm cases stopped slipping over the pilot and my case trimming came to a screeching halt... problem now fixed; read on if it has happened to you. I just finished a hard lesson in it's use and while it is fresh on my mind here is the story; hope it helps someone. This really has more to do with the resizing/decapping dies. Yesterday, I found myself unable to trim almost ALL of the brass I tried to do. The problem was that the pilot would not enter the mouth on about 90% of the cases, which coincidentally happened to be my own new American Eagle 5.56 rounds which I had just fired and collected for the first time reload. As an amateur my first thought was this must have something to do with American Eagles brass and out came the quantity 500 (once fired) 5.56 x 45mm NATO brass cases I just purchased. After trying a large number of these I was really puzzled to be having the same problem. The dial caliper and visual inspection showed no variation in the size of the pilot (yes I am one of those amateurs who checks everything and writes down lessons learned). Ok, out came my own now thrice fired ammo which has been trimmed on this same Trimmer pro each time. The problem seemed maybe a little less pronounced, but definitely not an acceptable work flow. Hold these thoughts while I digress to the _real_ reason for this frustrating educational endeavor. I will not bore you with the details of the tests I performed trying to figure this out; here is the reason and solution. Like most people who use the .223 loading dies I have had _many_ stuck cases and tried several youtube fixes. The first problem with freeing stuck cases is that the decap pin can't be screwed out through the top and the stuck case prevents it's removal through the bottom. I first tried liberal coating with wd40 and vise grips and then the vice. No banana. Over to the bench, drilled out the cap hole and used a small butane torch to heat the case and tried a new bolt extractor. No banana. I drilled with a bigger bit till the case spun and out came the case, but the die was damaged by the bit. Back to youtube. I watched a couple of videos where the die was inserted in a vise and the Expander Decapping Pin _was_ removed through the top by simply grasping it with needle nose pliers and striking the pliers with a hammer. Hold this thought too; I did this several times to free stuck cases. **Now it was a simple matter to drill the primer hole with a 7/32" bit, tap the hole with a 1/4" tap with 20 gauge threads and using a socket for a spacer and threading a 1/4 bolt with 20 gauge threads (and a couple of washers between it and the socket) into the brass till the case comes out. This has worked every time, but there is one more step to avoid the trimming dilemma which got me writing this in the first place. Remember the 2nd thought on hold? **Sure enough, my decapper pin collet was now undersized and was no longer opening the case mouth enough to fit over the trimmer pilot. I installed my spare Expander Decapping Pin assembly and ran all the troublesome cases back through the sizing die (easy the second time) and now every one of them slipped right over the pilot and trimmed with ease. ***BOTTOM LINE: Stick with the 1/4" tapping/threading fix above and I still knock out the decapper pin as it is the only workable method I have found. HOWEVER, keep a supply of decapper pin collets if you can get them or the whole Expander Decapping Pin as I am doing and __change it every time a stuck case must be removed__. The part of the collet that expands the case mouth will certainly get smaller by knocking it out through the top of the die. I might add I now carefully lube the inside of the neck before moving to the trimmer. I still knock the expander pin out though the top because it is by far the easiest method I have tried and it always works; none of the other methods worked at all. The life of an amateur reloader is not always easy, but I guess the price of experience never is easy. Great equipment and definitely recommended. ======= The 2nd con I have encountered and it isn't really important to me concerns 9mm Luger cases. I am something of a perfectionist by nature and I really wanted to trim my 9mm cases (despite many folks telling me it isn't necessary). I admit most of the ones I have checked are acceptable and give me no problems either expanding or crimping. It's just that being an amateur at this I want to eliminate all possible variables from reloading while checking accuracy at various shooting distances. The problem is that the .35 caliber pilot which everyone says is the correct one will not enter the case mouth of the 9mm brass. Not even close. If you approach the problem mathematically, the ratio of 9 mm to the 25.4 mm in one inch yields 0.354330708661 which it seems might sneak over the pilot, but I tried many cases and it will not. The digital caliper verifies there is too much pilot diameter to enter the case. I may revisit this 9mm case trimming problem some time in the future. For now, my .45 ACP rounds and 5.56mm rounds are already better than most factory ammo that I have used and I may even eventually save some money. The real goal is to achieve perfect match of ammo to firearms. Well made, easy to learn to operate and consistent results even for an amateur. Recommended.
Review: Rcbs case trimmer - Works great exactly how it was described

## Features

- Achieve precision case trimming with the RCBS Trim Pro 2 Manual Case Trimmer Kit, designed for reloading enthusiasts who demand the highest level of accuracy
- This kit includes a durable and reliable case trimmer and a set of pilots for popular calibers, allowing you to quickly and easily trim cases to the desired length. (Kit includes pilots: .22, .24, .25, .27, .28, .30, .35, .44 and .45)
- With its easy-to-use design and adjustable settings, this case trimmer allows you to achieve consistent and reliable performance every time
- Made from high-quality materials and built to last, this case trimmer is both durable and reliable, making it a great investment for any reloading enthusiast
- Whether you're a beginner or an experienced reloader, the RCBS Trim Pro 2 Manual Case Trimmer Kit is a must-have tool for achieving the perfect length for your cases, ensuring reliable and accurate performance with every shot

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0083OEAME |
| Best Sellers Rank | #41,916 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #203 in Gunsmithing Tools |
| Brand Name | RCBS |
| Color | Multi |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (733) |
| Date First Available | May 16, 2012 |
| Included Components | TrimPro 2 Kit with Spring Loaded Shellholder |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 11 x 5 x 4 inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 10.75 x 4.53 x 4.09 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.02 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Green Supply |
| Material | Blend |
| Model Name | 90366 |
| Model Year | 2012 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Weight | 1.34 Kilograms |
| Part Number | 90366 |
| Size | One Size |
| Skill Level | Intermediate |
| Sport Type | Hunting |
| Style | Manual Case Trimming Kit |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Warranty Description | Limited Manufacturer |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will I need to buy a new pilot for .40?**
A: It dont come with the 40 caliber pilot . Yep you would have to buy it.

**Q: I need to trim .308 cases to 1.44" length with .375 bullet shoulder.  What extras do I need to trim the final product to 1.44"?**
A: Everything you need should be in the box.  If you don't have a powered finishing station to chamfer and deburr the case I would pick up the 3 way cutter head in 30 Cal also it will save you a ton of time.  If you are just looking to trim cases this is fast and simple and my cases come out dead on after the initial setup.   Jason.

**Q: Does this come with the cutter head also???**
A: It comes with everything you need. Several different caliber pilots and one cutter head.

**Q: Does this come with shell holders for 22-250 up to 338?**
A: BUILT IN IT ADJUSTS TO THE SHELL U ARE USING.
 

Made of the highest quality materials  
 Made of the highest quality materials
Hunting reloading case trim tools
Another quality Bushnell product
Improved spring-loaded universal shell holder securely locks case and cutter
Works with standard pilots
Kit includes pilots: .22, .24, .25, .27, .28, .30, .35, .44 and .45

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Trimmer pilot will not enter case mouth problem fixed
*by J***Y on April 23, 2017*

Skill level and experience: Amateur Reloader This is a great piece of equipment. I have to give it 5 stars even with the problem of .223 Remington and 5.56mm NATO brass not fitting over the .22 caliber pilot as described below under cons, along with the reason this problem occurred and it's fix. I caused this problem and I am an amateur with no expectations that the learning process will be completely painless. It cost me about $102 with the pilots and once you are accustomed to it, you can work pretty fast. I have been shooting many years, but only reloading for about a month. My greatest gain in speed came when I realized I did not have to line the cases up perfectly in the spring loaded shell holder; just stick it in there reasonably straight and move the pilot up to the case mouth and then touch the release handle with one or two fingers and the pilot will slip right in aiding in the alignment. Occasionally I have to touch the handle twice after the initial load and/or give the case a slight rotation while it is released. I am checking every tenth case and so far it holds the settings perfectly. Just lube it a little now and then and it is very easy to work. I have probably trimmed about 3,000 5.56mm NATO cases now which I have accumulated over the last few years. I am feeding my AR 15 much cheaper now. Con number one and this has been the hardest one. The case mouths of the .223 and 5.56mm cases stopped slipping over the pilot and my case trimming came to a screeching halt... problem now fixed; read on if it has happened to you. I just finished a hard lesson in it's use and while it is fresh on my mind here is the story; hope it helps someone. This really has more to do with the resizing/decapping dies. Yesterday, I found myself unable to trim almost ALL of the brass I tried to do. The problem was that the pilot would not enter the mouth on about 90% of the cases, which coincidentally happened to be my own new American Eagle 5.56 rounds which I had just fired and collected for the first time reload. As an amateur my first thought was this must have something to do with American Eagles brass and out came the quantity 500 (once fired) 5.56 x 45mm NATO brass cases I just purchased. After trying a large number of these I was really puzzled to be having the same problem. The dial caliper and visual inspection showed no variation in the size of the pilot (yes I am one of those amateurs who checks everything and writes down lessons learned). Ok, out came my own now thrice fired ammo which has been trimmed on this same Trimmer pro each time. The problem seemed maybe a little less pronounced, but definitely not an acceptable work flow. Hold these thoughts while I digress to the _real_ reason for this frustrating educational endeavor. I will not bore you with the details of the tests I performed trying to figure this out; here is the reason and solution. Like most people who use the .223 loading dies I have had _many_ stuck cases and tried several youtube fixes. The first problem with freeing stuck cases is that the decap pin can't be screwed out through the top and the stuck case prevents it's removal through the bottom. I first tried liberal coating with wd40 and vise grips and then the vice. No banana. Over to the bench, drilled out the cap hole and used a small butane torch to heat the case and tried a new bolt extractor. No banana. I drilled with a bigger bit till the case spun and out came the case, but the die was damaged by the bit. Back to youtube. I watched a couple of videos where the die was inserted in a vise and the Expander Decapping Pin _was_ removed through the top by simply grasping it with needle nose pliers and striking the pliers with a hammer. Hold this thought too; I did this several times to free stuck cases. **Now it was a simple matter to drill the primer hole with a 7/32" bit, tap the hole with a 1/4" tap with 20 gauge threads and using a socket for a spacer and threading a 1/4 bolt with 20 gauge threads (and a couple of washers between it and the socket) into the brass till the case comes out. This has worked every time, but there is one more step to avoid the trimming dilemma which got me writing this in the first place. Remember the 2nd thought on hold? **Sure enough, my decapper pin collet was now undersized and was no longer opening the case mouth enough to fit over the trimmer pilot. I installed my spare Expander Decapping Pin assembly and ran all the troublesome cases back through the sizing die (easy the second time) and now every one of them slipped right over the pilot and trimmed with ease. ***BOTTOM LINE: Stick with the 1/4" tapping/threading fix above and I still knock out the decapper pin as it is the only workable method I have found. HOWEVER, keep a supply of decapper pin collets if you can get them or the whole Expander Decapping Pin as I am doing and __change it every time a stuck case must be removed__. The part of the collet that expands the case mouth will certainly get smaller by knocking it out through the top of the die. I might add I now carefully lube the inside of the neck before moving to the trimmer. I still knock the expander pin out though the top because it is by far the easiest method I have tried and it always works; none of the other methods worked at all. The life of an amateur reloader is not always easy, but I guess the price of experience never is easy. Great equipment and definitely recommended. ======= The 2nd con I have encountered and it isn't really important to me concerns 9mm Luger cases. I am something of a perfectionist by nature and I really wanted to trim my 9mm cases (despite many folks telling me it isn't necessary). I admit most of the ones I have checked are acceptable and give me no problems either expanding or crimping. It's just that being an amateur at this I want to eliminate all possible variables from reloading while checking accuracy at various shooting distances. The problem is that the .35 caliber pilot which everyone says is the correct one will not enter the case mouth of the 9mm brass. Not even close. If you approach the problem mathematically, the ratio of 9 mm to the 25.4 mm in one inch yields 0.354330708661 which it seems might sneak over the pilot, but I tried many cases and it will not. The digital caliper verifies there is too much pilot diameter to enter the case. I may revisit this 9mm case trimming problem some time in the future. For now, my .45 ACP rounds and 5.56mm rounds are already better than most factory ammo that I have used and I may even eventually save some money. The real goal is to achieve perfect match of ammo to firearms. Well made, easy to learn to operate and consistent results even for an amateur. Recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rcbs case trimmer
*by C***N on September 30, 2025*

Works great exactly how it was described

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best brass trimmer by far!!
*by J***G on October 8, 2023*

This brass case trimmer is perfect! Saves a lot of time. Is easy to set up for for quick and efficient trimming. this has definitely cut down reloading time! Once set up, pop the brass casing in, turn the handle with light pressure, the collars (pre set depth) stop you from over trimming, then pop casing out, and knew one in. just as fast as reading this review. This is not complicated to set up at all. once you have the proper depth set, save that brass case for future set up. as usual, RCBS has made a fantastic product.

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