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Also posted in r/brassswap:

Selling for someone who inherited, so this is a straight-up sale, no trades.

Prices as below, plus flat rate shipping. Paypal Friends and Family or add 3%, unless you want to wait on check to get to me and clear.

Brass:

SOLD 104 W-W Super – $52. New, but have been loitering around for so long that they have tiny tarnish spots, and I guess rattling and moving around has knocked some of the case mouths a touch out of round. Easily touched up with your sizer die.

Projectiles:

157 Remington 180gr RNSP – $42

36 150gr spire spitzer – $9. Brand unknown, probably Hornady or Sierra.

Dies:

Lee 3-die set, tall red box, shellholder, dipper, load

Selling for someone who inherited, so this is a straight-up sale, no trades.

Prices as below, plus flat rate shipping. Paypal Friends and Family or add 3%, unless you want to wait on check to get to me and clear.

Brass:

SOLD 104 W-W Super – $52. New, but have been loitering around for so long that they have tiny tarnish spots, and I guess rattling and moving around has knocked some of the case mouths a touch out of round. Easily touched up with your sizer die.

Projectiles:

157 Remington 180gr RNSP – $42

36 150gr spire spitzer – $9. Brand unknown, probably Hornady or Sierra.

Dies:

Lee 3-die set, tall red box, shellholder, dipper, load data – $26. Used, in good shap

Looks like Lee's coming out with a new bench-mounted priming tool. Listed for $36.98 in their 2016 catalog. Not on the website yet. Titan has it here if you wanna see pic (not in stock yet, obviously).

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EDIT: Sorry, forgot the question mark at the end of title. That is, I'm looking for one, not that I've found one!

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