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Lower to $170. Shipping is extry

Found these while cleaning up. I traded for em years ago. Around 2100 ct 38 wadcutters 148 gr. $200. Located in Greensboro NC. Shipping is probably too expensive.

Good to know. I have an early Clackamas Kimber and it seems to shoot as well or better than factory ammo.

Do you know if it differs. I bought it separately when it was listed as a BD.

It's a 6 cavity. I haven't used it but using the bottom of boolits from my other one it's probably around .453.

I have no idea where you find plain based molds. These were a group buy on this site about 15 years ago. If the price is high I guess I'll keep it just in case.

230 gr with crimp groove. Bought this as a spare and never used it. My first one still makes great boolits. My favorite for 45 colt and 45 acp. $150 usps mo shipped

spf to Andy45

I believe each roll is one lb but I'll double check later today.


Yep, a lb each.

Bought these 15 years ago from Grainger. It's discontinued but I found the original thread which lists it as 97% Tin, 2% Copper, 0.8% Silver and 0.2% Antimony. Total of nine pounds.
Nine rolls $110...

spf to Bill.

I found more 40 bringing the total to 419 ct plus 200 brass. $160 plus shipping for all of it.

300 ct 40 cal fmj $120 & ship
550 ct 22 mag Winchester and CCI $120 & ship
Usps money order

Approx 1000 38 spl brass and approx 450 nickel. Shipped for $165 usps money order.


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44-40 cylinder for Ruger large frames. Throats are .432, oal is 1.980.
$150 usps money order. thanks

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This is a 6 cav 45 aluminum group buy mold from way back. I used it once and it dropped nice boolits. $100 shipped usps money order.

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Approx 950 pieces of 44-40 Starline brass, about 225 are unused. $175
Local in NC is best but I can ship once I know the cost.

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If the previous owner is available, I would ask him to work part time for you. Or maybe find a local machinist who you can take work to if you feel unsure about a project. Probably most important is...

I myself would use a sharp edge to score the grips instead of a pencil.

He did some panels for me last year at a very reasonable price. I sent the outline of a panel that fit the gf and they came...

Depending on the maker, you might send those pics to them and then send your grip frame so they can fit the grips.

I had full time employees up until the '02 recession and then went back to doing things myself. Since then no tools or materials have disappeared. The previous 13 years I made more money of course...

I'm fond of those too. Feel free to post pics. I'm trying to think of a way to use magnets on bisley grips instead of screws.

lol. This one will be 44 spl and more like Elmers. Been tinkering with it for several years. I believe I got the hammer and backstrap from VTI. If you compare Bowen's repro, you can see he must have...

It's actually three grip frames I pieced together. I made the same shape using a ss Bisley backstrap with a standard front strap. I could trace the grips if anyone would like to match it. The bottom...

Yes you can do it with the tools already mentioned. Also cut the bottom out of a piece of brass to use in the chamber to minimize wiggle.