more estate sales

before we get into the mould sales here are some other items..
I have another bag of 100 once fired 454 Casull brass, cleaned and checked...$30
a bag of 90 once fired 38-55 brass..cleaned and checked..$30
I have 4 boxes of new 257 Raptor ammo. This is Cartridge Performance Engineering ammo, all new, loaded with 85 grain bullets at 2550 FPS.$30 a box.

I have dropped the price on the dies we got in that estate. They are now $12 plus shipping. As I mentioned before the old gentleman apparently used a universal decapping die as most of these dies do not have a decapping rod. Here is what is left..
6.5 X 55
7 TCU
30-06
7.5 Belgium
308
303 British
38-55
7X57 (Lee)
300 Savage
9.5 X 57
25-20
38 Super/Auto
358 Winchester
350 Norma
7X57

I also have Factory crimp dies in 7.62 X 54, 45-70, and 7.65 Argentine...$10 each All appear new.

Here are the moulds that are left..$15, Remember on the Lee Moulds I need the product number, the 5 digit number at the front..the DC means it is a double cavity. After that the first 3 numbers are the caliber and the second 2 or 3 numbers are the bullet weight. The letters RB means it is a round ball mould. The first batch are with handles.

90385 DC 312-155
90423 DC 380-83 RB
90432 DC 433-122 RB
90469 1 cavity 454-298
90570 DC 452-160
90360 DC 285-130
90268 1 cavity 459-405
90283 DC 530-224 RB

these next 3 are Lee moulds but they list the actual caliber and bullet weight and no 903 product number
430-310 DC
300-AAC DC
459-405 1 cavity

The next batch are moulds with no handles
Lyman
245496 DC
225415 DC
311245 1 cavity

custom brass mould .264 DC
Saeco
#301 DC

CBE brass moulds
431-360 DC
4312-360 GC DC

NEI mould
135312 GC DC

custom aluminum mould
.358 DC