So I have been blessed to have formed a relationship with an old shooter and reloader. He'll turn 96 this month and still gets up every morning and does books over at the auto repair joint he founded. He is one of my parishioners and is a grand old gentleman with a huge heart. WWII fighter pilot, mechanic, machinist, and at least one Iowa State Trapshooting championship under his belt. Anyway, whenever I visit we inevitably talk about guns and such at some point and I've brought a few conversation pieces over. Last time I visited he said, "I'm too old to shoot my rifles and reload for them any more. I've asked my kids and grandkids, but none of them are really interested in my reloading stuff. So I'm going to give some of it to you. No arguing. I need to get it cleaned up a bit and detached from the bench." Ok. I won't argue, as it would be an insult to him. He called me Sunday to let me know that he had his stuff ready. I got over to his place today to pick it up. As near as I can tell, I am now the owner of an RCBS 2A press, RCBS Powder Master dispenser and scale, an RCBS benchtop priming setup, RCBS Trim Pro Power Case trimmer, RCBS Uniflow Powder measure and stand (stand appears to be homemade), and an RCBS Trim Mate Case Prep Center. I fired up the scale and dispenser and they power on and calibrate properly, though they are incredibly slow in dispensing. The trimmer has some rust on the shaft, but can be cleaned up. I've already got a pretty nice set of metallic reloading equipment - Forster Co-Ax press, Forster case trimmers, Dillon 550C, Harrell's powder measure, Lyman and Ohaus balance scales, etc. I'm not sure how soon I'll get to put this stuff to use, but it feels like a certain sort of inheritance that I cannot and should not sell off to anyone. What do you all think? Opinions on any of this equipment? I don't have any duplicates of what I have received.