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Location: Indiana
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Anybody need a Lee Loadmaster progressive reloading press?
I am STILL trying to clean out a bunch of stuff from the gun room that is taking up space, and came across this press that my x-mother-in-law thought I needed. Long story short, at the time I preferred the plain-old lee single press. Down the road I upgraded to a Dillon.
It has all the goodies: powder through sizing die attachment, brass feeding tubes, base plate, turret plate, primer feeder, etc... Here is a link to the description on the Lee website: http://www.leeprecision.com/cgi/catalog/browse.cgi?1222281552.4934=/html/catalog/ldmas.html The auctions I've seen on Evilbay go for around $200-250. I'd be happy to get $175. If nobody here is interested, it going on "the 'Bay" PM me if interested. Thanks, Nick
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09-24-2008, 10:48 AM
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I'm interested. Any dies included? What is needed to load , just a die?
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09-24-2008, 10:55 AM
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No dies, unless you need a set of .44 SPL dies, I have a set of those I don't need. If you have powder, brass, primers, projectiles and a set of dies your good to go! A buddy of mine at the local gun club uses one. I have seen it spit out loaded .45 ammo like a champ. He also uses it for all of is .308 and 30-30. Not a bad unit, I just have no use for it.
If your still interested, let me know! -Nick
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Owner: Bennington Motorsports www.benms.com Sponsor for Midwest Region 944-SPEC racing series -When was your timing belt changed or tensioned?? -Yes, I'm the crazy man that will loan out my 9201. Just PM me, I will add you to the list and get it out ASAP. |
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09-24-2008, 11:06 AM
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Interested and sending a PM...
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09-24-2008, 11:10 AM
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If Chris or Legion backs out, I'm in if Lee is still in business.
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09-24-2008, 11:13 AM
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Location: Indiana
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Chris Martin- have you reloaded before? If not I would suggest getting a good single stage unit until you are used to each individual step of the process. I have seen alot of people run out of primers or powder part way through a session and not know it!! I know Legion reloads alot, so I know his ability level.
Just making sure you don't make a plunge that might steer you away from reloading down the road! -Nick
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Owner: Bennington Motorsports www.benms.com Sponsor for Midwest Region 944-SPEC racing series -When was your timing belt changed or tensioned?? -Yes, I'm the crazy man that will loan out my 9201. Just PM me, I will add you to the list and get it out ASAP. |
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09-24-2008, 11:26 AM
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What? Your not going to do a test run of 1000 rounds and post a full write up here on PPOT first?
Someone had to say it.
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Check with Joeaksa,
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09-24-2008, 01:29 PM
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Location: Indiana
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I didn't enjoy the process of buying MY house!
There's no way you'll find me making $$ in the real estate world! Now as for the test run.... I could load up 1000 .308 and run them through the 1919A4, but it would go pretty quick! The only results would be a big grin and a bunch of holes in something  -Nick
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09-24-2008, 01:53 PM
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Aaah! Where is Snowman? You guys are funny!!!!!
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