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Posted: 11/14/2015 3:54:13 PM EDT
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There was a yard sale in my neighborhood and they had a bunch of reloading stuff. The guys uncle gave it to him years ago and all has been in attic ever since. I Paid 150 for everything including 2 pairs of high end boots for the wife. So let's just say 110 bucks for the reloading stuff.
Old press and rcbs powder throw 
3 plastic bags of brass, old bullets and primers. All look like this bag full 
Brand new in box laymen press (old model) 
8 sets of dies and a collet puller, plastic cartridge boxes 
Old lymen tool press set. 
Redding scale and trimmer from Forster 
I feel it was a good deal, I am still unsorting the plastic bagged stuff. also there are books and loading blocks. I am going to play it forward and give the laymen press and a bunch of extra starter stuff to a fellow arfcommer for super cheap so he can start reloading. Its no $60 Dillon 550, but is it OK? What do you guys think? |
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There was a yard sale in my neighborhood and they had a bunch of reloading stuff. The guys uncle gave it to him years ago and all has been in attic ever since. I Paid 150 for everything including 2 pairs of high end boots for the wife. So let's just say 110 bucks for the reloading stuff. Old press and rcbs powder throw http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k152/ontime_1969/HomeD/20151114_094305.jpg 3 plastic bags of brass, old bullets and primers. All look like this bag full http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k152/ontime_1969/HomeD/20151114_095812.jpg Brand new in box laymen press (old model) http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k152/ontime_1969/HomeD/20151114_085013.jpg 8 sets of dies and a collet puller, plastic cartridge boxes http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k152/ontime_1969/HomeD/20151114_085156.jpg Old laymen tool press set. http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k152/ontime_1969/HomeD/20151114_100422.jpg Redding scale and trimmer from Forster http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k152/ontime_1969/Mobile%20Uploads/20151114_123442.jpg I feel it was a good deal, I am still unsorting the plastic bagged stuff. also there are books and loading blocks. I am going to play it forward and give the laymen press and a bunch of extra starter stuff to a fellow arfcommer for super cheap so he can start reloading. Its no $60 Dillon 550, but is it OK? What do you guys think? Nice. I never find anything like that at yard sales. I would love to find a 310tool in a box that nice. Most I have seen are really beat up. |
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Nice press... I have the exact same one. CH Tool and Die is still in business.
CH Tool and Die Co. |
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Nice. I never find anything like that at yard sales. I would love to find a 310tool in a box that nice. Most I have seen are really beat up. Quoted:
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Old lymen tool press set. http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k152/ontime_1969/HomeD/20151114_100422.jpg Nice. I never find anything like that at yard sales. I would love to find a 310tool in a box that nice. Most I have seen are really beat up. Thanks Yes the box is cool and in good condition, it has a flip display type top also. 
The fold up manual is still inside 
Here are the parts, it looks like everything is included. They have some grease and grime but in great condition. I don't know much about these but have been looking. I am not sure what caliber this one is yet. 
Cool concept, nice little all in one tool for when your in the bush or deer camp I suppose. It will he interesting to find the caliber and load up something with it. |
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Nice press... I have the exact same one. CH Tool and Die is still in business. CH Tool and Die Co. Thanks for the link. I had never heard of this company, but I am not super experienced. It looks like a solid press. I am looking forward to cleaning it up and trying to use it. 
Interesting stem on the back 
Pins and a primer cup 
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You made money on the dies alone. The ideal 310 tool is in demand by a small die hard following of cast bullet shooters. Know what they go for with their type of dies before you sell it if you choose to sell it off. You certainly didn't get hurt. Good information, thanks. I have not decided what to do with it yet. I would like to try it maybe. Yea it was the die sets that really made me jump, I don't have any of the calibers but 357/38 but plan on getting another 30 06 in the future. I'm giving the 357/38 dies set to my friend, I already have a set for that. All the rest are rifle rounds. I was hoping for a 9mm dies set, but nope. Good reason to get some other new guns maybe...lol. Its funny I only had 4 die sets before. I have more than doubled that. Dies sets 6mm 7mm rem mag 22/250 30/06 23/0625/06 300 win mag 243 win 357/38 Im happy 
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I hate you. The garage sales around here SUCK. I've never found anything close to anything related to firearms. Quoted:
I hate you. The garage sales around here SUCK. I've never found anything close to anything related to firearms. Quoted:
Good haul. I hate you. Its a good sign when people say they hate you for a good score. Thanks guys
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Quoted:  Sorry, been MIA from the reloading forum for a while and forgot my manners... Quoted: Quoted: <snip> Just started gathering supplies to do .300 blk, and <snip> No WTB in threads. Use IM's for this communication, don't post in threads. dryflash3 Sorry, been MIA from the reloading forum for a while and forgot my manners... No problem, but it applies to all forums in case you didn't know. Conduct Code, Specific to Sales #2 is where the rule is. (Conduct code red button at right side of every page if you want to check)  |
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