Forster...

And I make my own pilots as needed......

Lyman

RCBS and gracey.

bobfm10350, first choice, hack saw, then a file or an aircraft countersink, if I had it to do over, I would have a case forming/trim die for everything I load.

fguffey

I started with a Herter's (basically a forster by a different name), but I didnt like the way the cases were inserted into the holder, and it was too slow for my liking, so I switched to an RCBS, and for the last 6 years I've absolutly loved it, its quick, easy to setup and dial in, and it is very consistant. About the only trimmer I'd trade it for would be a Sinclair-modified Wilson.

I use a Redding case trimmer, and have had great results

Hornady with a cordless screwdriver, but the hand crank was fine too. I like the way it adjusts.

Forester. Works great.

Wilson with a Sinclair clamp and stand. The Wilson really has been a huge improvement over my old Hornady. The only thing I don't like is that is can rust. I may try to paint it someday. For now, I just keep a light coat of oil on it. It just seems to cut the brass better than my old Hornady ever did. Also, the case necks are cut perfectly square without chatter. I think it is due to how the cases are held closer to the neck.