Eyefor

RCBS Chargemaster Combo - every time. It's a bit like wishing you had a ferrari but only bought a jag. If only I'd waited....... The Chargemaster is fabulous and makes reloading a joy. Easy to set up (check out the McDonalds drinking straw tweak - and other tweaks - on YouTube) and in 10 years time it will still be worth what you paid for it. It's probably the lack of an electronic powder charger that's making you fed up with loading for .223 (as in your other thread?).

DM sent re cabinet with ammo section.

Now sold

375+ in total. 3 unopened boxes plus one box with less than 25 taken out. Box shows .223 but have been great out of my .222 and will suit all other .22 (.224) centre fire rifles. Spire no. 1005, now superseded by no. 1017. These were in my top 3 favourite bullets but recently managed to find some sensibly priced v-Max. £65 posted. Advertised elsewhere.

I agree. These are great. I have one on my T3 and paid around your asking price - including delivery. I'm sure it's new owner will come along soon.

Sold

As above in near new condition having had very little use. Box set contains full length and seating die ( Redding set ref 80109 - around £55 / £60 new) plus an extra neck sizer die (Redding ref 81109 - around £30 new) Box includes allen key for lock rings and spare decapping pin. Advertised elsewhere. £50 posted.

How about £40 ?

Hi and thanks. I'm no expert but i bought this years ago as a Harris. There are no embossed details on it so I will withdraw it if it's not what I've posted it as. That picture btw is off the Harris website - not of the actual bipod - but it is identical to it. Harris HBH

As above.Notched unsprung legs.Cant only, not swivel model.Good condition - rubber feet unmarked.£50 posted / courier.Advertised elsewhere.

Many thanks for the replies. It's early days and I'm not in a hurry so will wait to see what turns up on here and other forums where I've put the request. With regards to budget - I don't have one for two reasons. First I'll pay the right money for the right scope - quality items cost more to purchase but (generally) hold their value if well looked after. Therefore I am not spending money, I am acquiring something that keeps it's value which, over time and when I sell it, will give me a decent return - so the "cost" is minimal? Secondly I have noticed adverts where a budget is indicated that sellers appear who are optimists whose items seem to increase in price to suit the budget stated. Nothing wrong in being optimistic but that differs from being realistic.

For .22Lr Must be - 30mm tube, decent make, matt black. Nice to have - Rimfire reticle, illuminated reticle, butler creeks (or similar). Anyone got one please?