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 Where to buy a reloading press? 
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Post Re: Where to buy a reloading press?
Last time I ordered from them I got the Lee Loading Stand, it was Heavy and shipping cost more. None the less, I would go for the 4 Hole Classic Turret press as it is more beefy and taller with Steel linkage, I would avoid the Powder measure that comes with the kits. and go with the Lee Pro AutoDisk powder measure, Of course its all my personal opinion.

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Post Re: Where to buy a reloading press?
If your not totally set on the Lee, here is a Lyman turret press for sale in Dupont:
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http://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/spo/2708234434.html

Lyman T-Mag II Reloading Press - $100 (Dupont)

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Date: 2011-11-17, 5:48PM PST
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For sale is a Lyman T-Mag II reloading press. It is a 6 station turret press that includes a universal priming arm (still in the package). Missing is the arm used to rotate the press. It still turns by hand without issue though. I hardly used it... reloading is not for me. These sell for $160 new at Cabela's.

I also have some crushed walnut shell new in the box I was going to use for brass tumbling that I will through in.

Send and email with a name and number if you are serious. No trades..... unless it's something totally awesome and not junk.

I will take the add down when it is sold.

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That would be a great press to get started. The missing arm can be obtained frm Lyman with just an e mail request and a small $

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Ok well for further reference i did not find a lee press local. Countyline did offer to get one for me, but i ended up buying a 1911 Impulse buy. LOl Thanks everyone for the advice everyone.


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Nice impulse buy.... good luck with your search for the press..

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jdigitty wrote:
Ok well for further reference i did not find a lee press local. Countyline did offer to get one for me, but i ended up buying a 1911 Impulse buy. LOl Thanks everyone for the advice everyone.


Great impulse buy... Did you at least buy the 1911 at Countyline? Their prices are awesome!

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How about I carve you a set of Mr WaGu grips? $50 with the money going to the forum?

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WaGuns.org grips? How cool!

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I'd almost want to buy a 1911 for those!

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Massivedesign wrote:
I'd almost want to buy a 1911 for those!


You should be banned for not owning one already (as I should be banned for not owning a shotgun!)

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OK, simulated bone/ivory with WaGu in Black. I will make them for ambi safety.

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No I did not, I was at the PX on post and got a para 1911 ss. I don't own a shotgun either. So don't feel bad. lol


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How about some pics of those grips?


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Old Jim wrote:
OK, simulated bone/ivory with WaGu in Black. I will make them for ambi safety.


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Midway USA has become my chosen place to order from after doing a lot of comparison and number crunching. Typically the cost of shipping brings the cost of a small order to around what I can find locally. When ordering large quantities of 'stuff' they are indeed cheeper. If I need something today I goto Cabela's (thankfully there will be one in Marysville soon so I can go broke locally), Wholesale Sports, or Kesselring's. If I want to include a drive in my shopping experience I drive to Three Forks Ammo and Reloading in Cle Elum. Great selection and excellent drive.

Other places are Cheaper then Dirt and Brownells/Sinclairs.

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