Age and declining health have made it necessay to sell some items that I will no longer be using. First "I will take it" followed by a pm to me with the mailing to address will get the item. Payment to be USPSMO, personal check, or cash(if you trust both me and the post office). I will reply with my mailing address.
Item #1: Safariland heavy weight tan leather gun belt I used in competition many years ago. Marked 36 F87 4,340,437 on back. 1 1/2" wide with an inner sweat band. Size 36 but can be worn by size 32 to 36. Has a Rogers bronze buckle that is 2 1/4" wide and 3 1/8" long. In Excellent Plus condition. $50.00 plus shipping.
Item #2: Milt Sparks custom made heavy weight black leather gun belt. Mark on back Milt Sparks Idaho City Idaho 83631. 2" wide by 34" long, with inner sweat band. 2 1/2" by 3 1/4" brass buckle. Can be worn by size 28 to 34. In Very Good Plus condition. $40.00 plus shipping.
Item #3:----Sold Pending Funds---- Lee Loader in 20 gauge 3" Magnum. 1969 Model in old Red & Black cardboard box. With Instructins and load data. In Like New Condition. $60.00 plus shipping.
Item #4: C&H reloading 3 die set in 45 Auto Rim (AR). In 1960's era cardboard box. Has reprinted instructions. Dies are in Very Good Plus condition. $25.00 plus shipping.
Item #5: C&H .223 Remington fl & Seat 2 die set. In C&H black plastic box, with reprinted instructions. Die ring on seat die has slight plier mark and slight rust(not by me--got them that way). $30.00 plus shipping.
Item #6:----Sold Pending Funds---- Redding .38/.357 seating die with SWC stem. Like New condition in Redding box. $18.00 plus shipping.
Item #7: ---Sold Pending Funds---- Lyman Chrome plated 38/357 seating die with RN stem. Excellent condition. $16.00 plus shipping.
Item #8:----Sold Pending Funds---- Lee Loader in .38 Special, 1963 model in Red & black box. With instructions and load data. Also has the extra flaring tool. In Excelelnt condition with instructions and load data. $35.00 pluas shipping.
Thanks for looking at my add, james
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Originally Posted by TNsailorman
Try being informed instead of just opinionated.
Sometimes it is better to just smile and walk away.
You can always tell a Handloader, by his unceasing quest for spent brass.
