Item Gone: FS Complete, HUGE, UNBELIEVABLE Dillon Reloading setup

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Item Name: FS Complete, HUGE, UNBELIEVABLE Dillon Reloading setup

Location: Kennesaw

Zip Code: 30144

Item is for: Sale Only
Sale Price: 2700

Caliber: Multi

Willing to Ship: No

Bill of Sale Required?: No

Item Description: Ok guys, this is my entire, complete hand loading/reloading setup. I'll probably regret this, but I'm getting out of my reloading hobby to focus on others and pursue other projects, so here she is, in all her glory. I'm not going to list individual details for each item. If you're interested in this gear, you've done your research. This setup contains close to $4000 in gear. A lot of it was difficult to come by.

I WILL NOT SEPARATE ONE SINGLE ITEM. THIS IS A PACKAGE DEAL.

Dillon 650XL Progressive press, 5-station
Dillon Case feeder with small pistol, small rifle plates
Dillon Super Swage
Roller handle
Low primer indicator
Dillon tool set
(6) Dillon tool heads
Dillon Powder Check system
Dillon primer flip tray
Bullet puller
Extra primer tubes
Rebuild kit for press and all moving parts
Dillon Conversion kits: 9mm, 38/357, 45ACP, .223 (.223 kit can be used for .300Blk)
Die sets:
Lee: 9mm, 45ACP, .223 Rem, .38Auto/Super, .38SP/.357Mag, .308Win, .300Blk (2), .204:

Powders:
Hodgdon: VVN105 (3.5lbs), VVN150 (4lbs), H110 (2lbs), Varget (1.5lbs), H4198 (.75lb), Clays (2.5lbs), Alliant AR-Comp (1lb), Alliant Bullseye (1lb), TiteGroup (1lb), Winchester WST (1lb), few other half-full bottles.

Various projectiles in 9mm, .38 Super, .30, .38/.357, .45, .223, .204, etc.

Brass: several thousand 9mm, +/- 1k .45, 700-800 .300Blk, several hundred .38/.357. some .223

The Lee single stage press pictured is NOT for sale.

Asking $2700. Reasonable, realistic offers will be entertained.
Obviously, no shipping. You will need to come to me.

Pictures:

 

[Wallace's]

Well, anyone that wants a pretty complete setup, here ya go...

Mother of god that is a load of reloading crap! lol

Im just sitting here wanting that singe stage...lol

 

[CC712400]

I'm with Wallace - I've got a 650 and my old Lee Challenger is about to give up the ghost, but I can't help looking at nice set-ups.

The 650XL looks cheaper on paper than it really is - all of the "add-ons" here aren't really optional, and that's a great deal, especially counting the components. GLWS!

 

[PearlDiver]

I wonder how many of us have spent countless hours amassing this much gear saying " I'm not gonna spend THAT much" only to find this ad and say " THAT'S HOW MUCH I COULD'VE SAVED!?!"

 

[Marett]

Me
I started with a single stage Lee. Then bought two more. Then a turret press.
Then Dillon 550
Then Dillon square deal
Then a RCBS summit single stage.
LE Wilson dies.
Now I use both Dillon's to load 9mm
The RCBS to resize 6.5 Creedmor and 308
And only use L.E. Wilson dies to neck size and seat bullets.

So yes, this is a deal.

 

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I'm with Wallace - I've got a 650 and my old Lee Challenger is about to give up the ghost, but I can't help looking at nice set-ups.

The 650XL looks cheaper on paper than it really is - all of the "add-ons" here aren't really optional, and that's a great deal, especially counting the components. GLWS!

I wonder how many of us have spent countless hours amassing this much gear saying " I'm not gonna spend THAT much" only to find this ad and say " THAT'S HOW MUCH I COULD'VE SAVED!?!"

Me
I started with a single stage Lee. Then bought two more. Then a turret press.
Then Dillon 550
Then Dillon square deal
Then a RCBS summit single stage.
LE Wilson dies.
Now I use both Dillon's to load 9mm
The RCBS to resize 6.5 Creedmor and 308
And only use L.E. Wilson dies to neck size and seat bullets.

So yes, this is a deal.