Reeder Custom Guns - had some folks in to sell their Grandads Lyman 310

reloading tools. You young guys (and old ones too) that load with all these progressive reloading presses probably have never seen the Lyman 310 tool. This handy little gadget loads pretty much every caliber there is and I have watched older fellows on hunts load their ammo at night around the campfire for the next day's shooting.

Anyway, I bought these from the family and if you have a 310 tool or need a new one or dies, this is for you. Several sets of dies here that need a bit of cleaning the dust off plus 2 newer tools and one older one. The whole shebang for $25 plus shipping.
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928-527-4100.

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I need something to fidget with at work.

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and they made adapters for 7/8" presses back in the early days. They are a bit crude, antique, but very interesting and stimulating to play with. (50) rounds done with them are something to savor. I'd like to find a .218 BEE set of dies someday to go with my old Winchester M43. I have some .22 Hornet 310 dies, I think.

I'm a sucker for them and old LEE kit tools.

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and the leaf springs of a 1954 Studebaker and make a full auto copy of the Dillon 1050 press, with enough parts left over to build a Mac-10 in 45 ACP. .

had some folks in to sell their Grandads Lyman 310

You Mo-fo's had 45 minutes, gone.

Can you make the T-shirt the Red letters/W target on back?!

I actually have an old Lyman bench press that takes 310 tool

knowing Monsieur Boggs he will take the 310 tool parts

soon as I saw that I thought, yep just for WB

I take it all!

Sorry Pete, you call the number first, pay for it.

I have bent several rims with the extraction claw