I just don't have the time to do any reloading right now and haven't for a couple years now, so I'm selling my setup.
$300 $250 $220 cash FTF for the whole lot.
Would meet in the North Metro Atlanta area (I'm in Woodstock area, can travel out to Duluth/Cumming/Jasper/Sandy Springs/Acworth areas). Trying to downsize, so no trade interests.
Items are as follows -
-Lee 4-hole classic turret press (cast iron base)
-Lee Safety Prime small and large primer feeders
-Small and large primer arms (can be used without the safety prime feeders)
-Lee auto-disk powder measure with double disk kit and auto disk riser
-PVC tube to catch decapped primers
-Lee Carbide 9mm 3-die set
-Lee steel .223 dies (plus factory crimp die) - needs replacement decapping pin
-Lee #19 shell holder (9mm/.40 and similar)
-Lee #4 shell holder (.223 and similar)
-New in bag RCBS #16 shell holder (9mm
-Hornady Cam Lock bullet puller with collett for .223
-Possum Hollow Qwik case trimmer for .223 with 2 adapters for use with a power drill
-Hornady primer pocket cleaner
-Hornady primer pocket reamer
-Hornady case mouth chamfer and debur tool
-Spare Hornady hand tool holder
-100 CCI 400 small rifle primers
-100 CCI 500 small pistol primers
-Small number of Hornady .224 55gr FMJ projectiles (didn't count, looks like maybe 100-ish)
-Small number of Precision Delta .355 124gr HP projectiles (also looks like 100-ish)
-Hornady universal loading tray
-MTM Case-gard 50rd cartridge box (.223/.243/similar size)
It’s been a few years since I’ve had everything together and loading with it, but I did re-mount the press to my bench and did some quick testing to make sure everything was still functional, and it was.
Press and included tools/dies show some rust freckling or small discolored areas from where rust has been brushed off, but are otherwise in good condition. Metal operating lever has slight bend in it, no effect on function. As noted, the .223 sizing/decapping die needs a decapping pin. On the auto disk powder measure, I lost the original brass thumbnuts used to secure the hopper. They were replaced with larger outside diameter hardware store brass nuts which work fine when using a single disk, but for dropping charges that require two disks (mainly rifle), you'd need longer screws or the original size thumbnuts to secure the hopper. Replacement nuts are readily available (See here for example https://www.titanreloading.com/product/lee-ad3397-pro-auto-disk-hopper-nuts/).
Would meet in the North Metro Atlanta area (I'm in Woodstock area, can travel out to Duluth/Cumming/Jasper/Sandy Springs/Acworth areas). Trying to downsize, so no trade interests.
Items are as follows -
-Lee 4-hole classic turret press (cast iron base)
-Lee Safety Prime small and large primer feeders
-Small and large primer arms (can be used without the safety prime feeders)
-Lee auto-disk powder measure with double disk kit and auto disk riser
-PVC tube to catch decapped primers
-Lee Carbide 9mm 3-die set
-Lee steel .223 dies (plus factory crimp die) - needs replacement decapping pin
-Lee #19 shell holder (9mm/.40 and similar)
-Lee #4 shell holder (.223 and similar)
-New in bag RCBS #16 shell holder (9mm
-Hornady Cam Lock bullet puller with collett for .223
-Possum Hollow Qwik case trimmer for .223 with 2 adapters for use with a power drill
-Hornady primer pocket cleaner
-Hornady primer pocket reamer
-Hornady case mouth chamfer and debur tool
-Spare Hornady hand tool holder
-100 CCI 400 small rifle primers
-100 CCI 500 small pistol primers
-Small number of Hornady .224 55gr FMJ projectiles (didn't count, looks like maybe 100-ish)
-Small number of Precision Delta .355 124gr HP projectiles (also looks like 100-ish)
-Hornady universal loading tray
-MTM Case-gard 50rd cartridge box (.223/.243/similar size)
It’s been a few years since I’ve had everything together and loading with it, but I did re-mount the press to my bench and did some quick testing to make sure everything was still functional, and it was.
Press and included tools/dies show some rust freckling or small discolored areas from where rust has been brushed off, but are otherwise in good condition. Metal operating lever has slight bend in it, no effect on function. As noted, the .223 sizing/decapping die needs a decapping pin. On the auto disk powder measure, I lost the original brass thumbnuts used to secure the hopper. They were replaced with larger outside diameter hardware store brass nuts which work fine when using a single disk, but for dropping charges that require two disks (mainly rifle), you'd need longer screws or the original size thumbnuts to secure the hopper. Replacement nuts are readily available (See here for example https://www.titanreloading.com/product/lee-ad3397-pro-auto-disk-hopper-nuts/).
