I guess it's my own fault - I am a Department of the Army civilian employee, currently stationed at Yuma Proving Ground, AZ. I have a number of FREE ranges available about 11 miles away, including a 1,000 yard rifle range. Lots of empty desert to hunt coyotes in, etc. So, I applied for a job in South Korea - a nice promotion; they offered, I accepted. So, I start looking through all of my highly valuable stuff - you know, guns, gun parts, project guns, accessories, ammo, brass, powder, primers, bullets and boolits, etc. - the stuff that I can't take with me (the stuff my wife calls junk). I decided to minimize the amount of stuff that I'll have to store, and have been having small moving sales as we sort through everything. So far I've sold tool boxes, vises, an air compressor, some primers, my brass tumbler, a sizeable amount of ammo (that I can nowhere near replace with what I sold it for, even if it were still available), etc. I'm even trying to sell my two primary reloading presses! I've found that a lot of people WANT my stuff - they just don't want to PAY for it! As soon as I mention 'moving,' they figure that I'm giving the stuff away! And then there are the guys who agree to buy an item (or many items) and then never show up. I figure that they had to ask SWMBO for permission, and were turned down. Or they're just tire-kickers.
I haven't posted anything here because I don't want the hassle of shipping it. The nearest post office is 20 miles away, and they're not open on Saturday. The nearest post office that's open on Saturday is 35 miles away. Anyhow, I never realized that I had so much stuff! Stuff that I'd forgotten that I had! Stuff that I'll never use! Guess this is an excellent time to declutter, as they call it these days.