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    rock chucker fair price

    Someone approached me about buying a rockchucker, 38 dies, and lee powder dippers. Whats a fair price?

    I don't even need the equipment.
    He might have a powder thrower, probably rcbs.

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    Rich or poor, it's good to have money.

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    IMO, it would depend on the condition of the equipment. A decent Rock Chucker might go between 50 - 80 dollars depending on age, and wear. The dies...what brand?...what condition? Carbide or steel? If they were RCBS or similar carbide dies in decent shape, I'd say 20 - 25 dollars. If he has a Uniflow powder measure in good shape (without the stand), I say around 30 - 40 dollars. The Lee dippers, aren't worth alot...a few bucks.

    I'm sure you will get a variety of opinions...just comes down to what YOU think is a fair price!
    Good Luck!

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    If you get a good deal on the rockchucker, I might be interested in it. Keep me in mind if you want to pass it along.

    Matt

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    You can get a look at current market prices on ebay. There, used stuff frequently goes for more than mail order-new!

    My usual practice is used stuff gets about half of new, more or less depending on condition.

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    I've bought two rockchucker presses recently for $80 each. Going price, my friend.
    In all, the .41 Magnum would be one of my top choices for an all-around handgun if I were allowed to have only one. - Bart Skelton

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    I got the new RC model, a little dandy dispenser with 2 rotors, rcbs powder trickler, 12 lee dippers, 2 bottles rcbs case lube, shell tray, 7/8X14 bench stand, lube pad, funnel, Lee 38 special dies (without my glasses). When I got home and cleaned everything up, the dies were 38/357 carbide. $85
    Rich or poor, it's good to have money.

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    That's a very good deal, wish I'd have gotten that price!

    Ron
    In all, the .41 Magnum would be one of my top choices for an all-around handgun if I were allowed to have only one. - Bart Skelton

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    Yep, good deal! Good for you!

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