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It mounts the same as every other Lee press, with 3 bolts.

You can use their bench mount plate system, a bit of wood or just clamped/bolted to a bench.

New in box, only opened to have a look.

Bought for a project that never started.

Note. this is the Deluxe version and includes,
 

• Press
• Automation Kit
• X-PRESS shell holders #2, #4 and # 19
• Bottle Adapter

https://leeprecision.com/deluxe-app-press.html

Does not include stand.

These are about £97 to £125 plus shipping

£80 inc postage to UK mainland.

Brand New - StarLine 6.5 Creedmoor Small Primer Cases

Currently £86/100 + postage at Kranks (so £90)

£75/100 posted

300 available.

Payment by bank transfer preferred or Paypal friends & family so no fees.

Collection from Durham area available.

£80 inc p&p ?

I don't actually need one but just in case my electronic powder thrower dies I'd better have a spare!! 

PM sent

HI, I'd like the scales and Lee Bench Plate & block please.

PM Sent 

" Similar to Hornady A-Tip in style but much cheaper. "

What sort of price are the 155's? I can't find any pricing on the website.

Like Andrew and DogyRog I've been shooting 44mag for over 40 years, S&W model 29 pistol back in the sensible days, 8gr of Unique was an excellent load with a 200gr cast bullet.

Nowadays I run 2 Henry BigBoys, their preferred bullet is a 240gr RNFP from ShellHouse Bullets sized at .430 over 6.2gr of GM3, a nice accurate load.

I also use a case mouth flaring die and separate bullet seating and factory crimping dies.

Website works for me,  http://mmeriflebullets.co.uk/index.html

As above, RWS make very good quality cases, a couple of years ago you could easily pick up ex-NRA Match 308 for about £10/100 at Bisley

6.5C shoots very nicely with N140 using 100 - 120gr bullets. 

I use it with Scenar 100gr and use N150 for the heavier 139gr Scenars and 140gr Nosler CC.

Not all scopes are ITAR restricted, only scopes with electronic image enhancement or those specifically designed for use by the military.  Scopes for use on sporting firearms are not restricted.

Optics Planet for example will ask you to sign a US DOC certificate stating the end destination, this is free of charge.  Many other suppliers don't.

Here's the relevant info,

https://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx?rgn=div5&node=22:1.0.1.13.58#22:1.0.1.13.58.0.31.1

Go to 121.1, Category I, Section (f):

(f) Riflescopes manufactured to military specifications (See category XII(c) for controls on night sighting devices.)

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Yes, everything works as it should, I only used it once!

This is how it assembles,

Seeing RePete's post reminded me I have one sitting doing nothing!.

Lee Precision melting Pot (used once)

5 sets of S/Steel disks to make up the inserts

Temperature gauge and 2x probes

Approx: 500g of Sodium Nitrate (can't find the Sodium Nitride)

£60 posted (heavy due to the s/steel plates)

Update:

Also found the tub of ready mixed salts I have, approx: 650g, mix is 500g NaN03 to 333g KN03

Hornady Die Bushing Pack, 10 pcs (HORN-044096)

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One sold already!

Due to change in reloading requirements I have the following for sale.

1 x Lee Load Master Progressive Press

Comes with shell plate, case feeder tubes and case collator, these can enable you to easily krank out 100rnds in about 10-15mins

Currently fitted with a  No.11 shell plate for 44 Mag., 44 Special, 45 Colt, 50 AE

I also have the following,

No.4 shell plate for 222, 223, 300AAC Blackout, 32 Auto etc.

No.19 shell plate for 9mm Luger, 40 S&W, 38 Super etc.

I will also include whatever I have in the way of spare parts (new and never needed)

Ideally collection from Durham but I can post at cost.

Given they include the case feeders and collators I think £100 each is a decent price.

Please note: They do not come with the Lee metal bench mounting plate currently fitted.

(Also advertised elsewhere)

The latest part of the ECRA (Export Control Reform Act) became law on August 13, 2018, it's been an ongoing stage by stage process since 2013. 

However, reading through it (about as clear as mud) there are no specific references to firearm parts/spares or reloading components etc.

Bugger 😮

Friend just had his Begara B14-BMP returned for piercing primers, not a hot load being used, 35.5gr of N150 with a 139gr Scenar.  He was told the distributor had "done something to the bolt face and firing pin".

Took it out last Sunday and got another pierced primer in the first 10 rounds.  Rifle is going back.

Now Sold

Now Sold, thank you

No problem

PM me when you're sorted

As new Sightron SII 36x42 Scope with BRD reticle with 1/8 MOA Clicks

Immaculate Condition
 

Lifetime Sightron Warranty
 

£350 Posted to UK Mainland by Royal Mail Special Delivery, fully insured.

Payment by bank transfer preferred or Paypal +3.7% to cover fees.

Vihts max load for the Sierra 168 is 42.6 so that's pretty close, however Vihts data is usually slightly on the conservative side.

The 175 however is 2.6gr above max recommended.

https://www.vihtavuori.com/reloading-data/rifle-reloading/?cartridge=30

Velocities were about 100fps lower than Vihts published data for the 139 Scenar (nearest weight).  Laurie Holland has a few posts on here about the effects of small primer brass on velocities which are well worth a read (as is everything else he posts!!).

The Nosler 140s came out at a 5 shot average of 2496fps, I've got some Murom KVB223-M magnum primers being picked up for me at the Shooting Show so I'll start load development again with those and chrono a few loads next week if I get the chance.

Seating depth with the Nosler 140s is 2.317" and 2.327" to give a 30 or 20 thou" jump, measured to the ogive, COAL is 2.815" or 2.825"