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i would say 400.00

i paid 1500.00 new in the box .

i use corbins pinch trimmer.

i find that using soft lead i can control my weights better

corbin has dies to make shot gun slugs and also can get dies to make slug with fins.

i have one in my shilo sharps 45/110 works great.

i use imperial sizing wax or dillon bullet lube

i have a ags works great and it was 230.00

20-1 works good in my 45/110 and 45/70

100.00 for 650 mec is a good deal. back in the 70's i shot and reloaded 1000's of loads on a 650 no problems.

i never could get the bullet feeder to work right. if you like to tinker around you might get lucky.

i order one 2 weeks ago cant wait to get it and try it out.

had one years ago and didnt like it. you are better off with the dill0n swage, much better tool.

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been their and done that. it is alot of work for little pay. the problem is they dont want to pay for what their worth. i was selling 50 cal and .700 cal had a couple customers but they wern't buying...

no, you will need to go with corbin press made for H dies.

has long as all the space is taken up i don't see their being a problem.

never had any problems with dave or richard . i am out of swaging now but at one time bought a lot of dies and press from them . best dies and presses around.

you can get 45/110 case from buffalo arms, they are round 2.50 or more a case.

i had the same problem years ago when i was making bullets. the pinch die is the way to go.

i leave it in, i use the same powder most of the time. i would still label it just to make sure you don't forget what it is.

fw arms best decapper i have ever used, and i used them all.

try the lee this measure throw accurate weight with stick powder.

be safe and dump it. if something goes wrong it could cost you a gun or worst yet your life.

I have a Hornady bullet puller and no matter how I put the bullet messes up the bullet. had the rcbs and had the same problem. the only one that work ok was the hammer type but I don't like using...