btreanor
04-09-2018, 09:24 AM
I need to let go of some stuff that's excess to my needs. I'm happy to answer any questions but the first "I'll take ___" posted here followed by a PM trumps any "PM sent" or "I'll take it if..." type of post. I prefer payment by a Paypal gift/"friends & family" (or pay the 3% fee) but I'll accept a USPS money order from those who don't use PayPal. The shipping costs are noted below and shipping will be done through the USPS with Priority Mail. I'm not interested in any trades at this time. US sales only. Pictures are below the descriptions.
1. This is a complete set-up for roll crimping .410 bore, 20 ga, 16 ga, 12 ga, & 10 ga. shotshells. It includes a Ballistic Products hull vise with the extra jaws needed for .410 bore roll crimping (note: the red rubber jaw padding on the .410 jaws is missing and will need to be replaced- an easy fix by gluing pieces of a bicycle inner tube or something similar.) Also included are the roll crimping tools for all the the shotshell sizes previously mentioned here. Most of them have some surface corrosion from long term storage but will still work fine. The .410 bore roll crimping tool has two pieces although I only ever used one of them and it worked fine. Perhaps the other one is for paper shells? The unmarked, blued one is for 10 gauge. This rig served me well when I used it with a small benchtop drill press although I'm sure you could use a regular hand-held drill, too. I don't have the time to break it up and I'd like to sell it as a set. The hull vise alone costs $50. I'd like to get SPF $50 plus $7 shipping SPF for all of it.
2. A set of miscellaneous buffers from Precision Reloading and Ballistic Products. The full, unopened bag of #47 buffer contains 6.5 oz total weight. The opened bag of "Bismuth Buffer" (looks identical to the #47 buffer) contains 5.6 oz total weight. I've noted the approximate amounts (as fractions of "full bottle") of the other buffers in the pictures below. Reduced- now $25 shipped for all of these buffers.
https://s14.postimg.org/tblbcn2m5/P4071252.jpg (https://postimg.org/image/tblbcn2m5/) https://s14.postimg.org/udvhv70v1/P4071260.jpg (https://postimg.org/image/udvhv70v1/)
1. This is a complete set-up for roll crimping .410 bore, 20 ga, 16 ga, 12 ga, & 10 ga. shotshells. It includes a Ballistic Products hull vise with the extra jaws needed for .410 bore roll crimping (note: the red rubber jaw padding on the .410 jaws is missing and will need to be replaced- an easy fix by gluing pieces of a bicycle inner tube or something similar.) Also included are the roll crimping tools for all the the shotshell sizes previously mentioned here. Most of them have some surface corrosion from long term storage but will still work fine. The .410 bore roll crimping tool has two pieces although I only ever used one of them and it worked fine. Perhaps the other one is for paper shells? The unmarked, blued one is for 10 gauge. This rig served me well when I used it with a small benchtop drill press although I'm sure you could use a regular hand-held drill, too. I don't have the time to break it up and I'd like to sell it as a set. The hull vise alone costs $50. I'd like to get SPF $50 plus $7 shipping SPF for all of it.
2. A set of miscellaneous buffers from Precision Reloading and Ballistic Products. The full, unopened bag of #47 buffer contains 6.5 oz total weight. The opened bag of "Bismuth Buffer" (looks identical to the #47 buffer) contains 5.6 oz total weight. I've noted the approximate amounts (as fractions of "full bottle") of the other buffers in the pictures below. Reduced- now $25 shipped for all of these buffers.
https://s14.postimg.org/tblbcn2m5/P4071252.jpg (https://postimg.org/image/tblbcn2m5/) https://s14.postimg.org/udvhv70v1/P4071260.jpg (https://postimg.org/image/udvhv70v1/)