WTS Lyman dies

[TNsailorman]

Item #1: Lyman .38special/.357 magnum 3 die reloading set. Steel sizer, neck expander, and SWC seat die. In 2 piece Red plastic box. Excellent condition. These were bought as backup dies and I have never used them, I no longer need them. I would like $30.00 --(price lowered to $22.50 shipped)-- shipped anywhere a USPS SFRB will deliver. First public "I'll take it" followed by a pm with your address, will get the item. Payment to be USPSMO, personal check, or cash (if you trust both me and the USPS). Questions gladly answered but does not hold the dies. Sorry I cannot do pictures. Thanks for looking at my add, james

[TNsailorman]

Weekend special -- price lowered to $25.00 shipped SFRB.

[TNsailorman]

I might be interested in a trade for a Forster Classic case trimmer if it is in good shape and we can work out a reasonable trade. Doesn't need to have a collet or pilot. james

[TNsailorman]

One last time price lowered to $22.50 shipped anywhere a USPS SFRB will deliver. Thanks for looking, james

[TNsailorman]

These dies look new although they are used. Price includes shipping.

[TNsailorman]

If no interest is shown by midnight tonight, I will pull this item and allow more space for others to use. Thanks, james

[bedbugbilly]

TNSailor - is the seating die a DA die? - i.e. seating AND crimp die? If so, am interested. These are probably Lyman AA dies and it should say on the die if it is a DA die. Thanks.

[TNsailorman]

I bought this set as a backup set and I have never used them. That is the reason I am trying to sell them. I have another set just like this one as well as a C&H set. The body of this the seating die reads as as follows: LYMAN .38/.357 MAG SEAT in capital letters, followed by f84 in small letter. The seating stem is marked 429L on top. I took the seating die to the reloading room and screwed it into the press until a little ways and then put an unloaded but sized .357 magnum case into the shell holder. I then adjusted the die down until it made contact with the case. I then lowered the case slightly and run the die down 1/2 turn and raised it up to full stroke. I did this with 2 cases and it put a rounded roll crimp on both cases. james

[TNsailorman]

Closed for lack of interest. Thanks, james