I've seen threads asking a similar question about trimming straightwalled revolver cases and it seems that most people don't bother. But since the question was posted in sections where those cases are typically fired from pistols I thought maybe the question might be more valuable to straightwalled cases from rifles.
I shoot a lot of .357 mag from lever actions. I don't trim them, mainly because the cheap little Lee trimmer doesn't touch the case mouth on most of the cases. I think the Lee timmer is set up to just make sure that cases are not too long for safety reasons.
But there are other reasons for trimming a case - even length cases produce a more consistent crimp. And consistent crimp yields consistent velocities. . .
So do rifle shooters trim their straightwalled cases to a consistent length?