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Thread: Lee .22 Bator 6 cavity mold. What's it worth?

  1. 12-03-2017, 06:49 PM #1
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    Lee .22 Bator 6 cavity mold. What's it worth?

    I have a like new 6 cav. Lee .22 Bator mold. It has cast around 500 boolits. It is in like new condition.
    What would be a fair asking price?
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    60%-65% current retail value.
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    They are dangerous, used for making lead bullets. "Please send it to me for disposal." (I borrowed that line)
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    Quote Originally Posted by William Yanda View Post
    They are dangerous, used for making lead bullets. "Please send it to me for disposal." (I borrowed that line)
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    Quote Originally Posted by MT Gianni View Post
    60%-65% current retail value.
    And what would this be? I don't see them for sale at Midsouth.....
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    Check the Midsouth price of the six-hole new molds. It was the same. I for one would not get rid of it. I have both the old Bator style and the new one. My Hornet loves the old style while my 223 bolt gun likes the new style that is a couple grains heavier.
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    Quote Originally Posted by quilbilly View Post
    Check the Midsouth price of the six-hole new molds. It was the same. I for one would not get rid of it. I have both the old Bator style and the new one. My Hornet loves the old style while my 223 bolt gun likes the new style that is a couple grains heavier.
    I'm trying to fund a new project. I have it up for sale at Artfulbullet.com
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