The cleanout and simplification continues. Here are a few more items for sale.
Acceptable forms of payment are PayPal (F&F) and USPS money order. Cash ok for the dies or handles (at buyer's risk). Please indicate "I'll take..." in this thread and follow-up with a PM to me.
SOLDRedding Ultramag Press $165 (includes shipping to US addresses)
I bought this press second-hand. It works as intended, but I needed to get real: I just don't have a need for a press of this type. I used it a few times to size bullets and rifle brass. No issues with function. As seen from the photos, there are cosmetic issues with rubbed off and chipped paint. The ram is nice and smooth and tight.
It is missing the following parts:
Small primer cup and plug
Stopper for the spent primer discard tube.
SOLD RCBS Summit Press $160 (Shipping included)
This is a neat press that I bought from Midway in March. It has seen little use, mainly seating rifle bullets. I really like it, but I just am not using it like I thought I would. I bought it with the intent to create a portable loading setup. But I have too many projects for that to realistically materialize in the indefinite future. This will ship in the original box and includes all parts and instructions.
Includes:
Short handle
Entirely Crimson aluminum spent primer chute adapter and tubing
SOLD NOE Mould Handles $28 (includes shipping) Has seen light use. Probably about 1.5 years old.
SOLD Lyman Neck Expander M Die for 223 Rem, etc. $20 (includes shipping) This die is in excellent condition. It has had very limited use since it is redundant to me. Note the photo shows that the hinge of the box was cracked when shipped to me from Midway.
SOLD RCBS 223 Rem AR Series S/B FL Die Set $32 (includes shipping) This set is in excellent condition. The seater has a taper crimp body.
The dies have mismatched dates. The original sizer was wrecked by me doing something dumb. RCBS replaced it under warranty. So the sizer is dated '16 and the seater is dated '14. Also includes a spare decapping-expander unit. Some wrench marks on one lock wring.
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