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Paul B. · February 24, 2000, 02:06 AM

While cruising a gun show, a guy had a box with about 10 .44 caliber bullet molds. One was by LBT. I asked how much. He said $80. For an LBT mold? No! Thje whole box full. They now have a new home. All the molds were like new, except for one.
One day at a swap meet, the guy had a box of reloading stuff. Wanted an $100 for the whole box. A Rockchuker press, RCBS Competition dies in .308 Win. RCBS scale, powder measure, and more stuff that I can't even recall. Also got a new home.
My best buy? A guy had 10 boxes of 8.8x51MM brass. What is hell is that? He didn't know, and I wasn't sure. A buck a box, and I figured I'd sell them to one of the ammo collecters at a gun show. Turns out it was Winchester .358 Win. ammo for export. I have a .358, so I'm a happy camper.
Paul B.

February 24, 2000, 02:06 AM	#6
Paul B. Senior Member Join Date: March 28, 1999 Location: Tucson, AZ Posts: 3,802	While cruising a gun show, a guy had a box with about 10 .44 caliber bullet molds. One was by LBT. I asked how much. He said $80. For an LBT mold? No! Thje whole box full. They now have a new home. All the molds were like new, except for one. One day at a swap meet, the guy had a box of reloading stuff. Wanted an $100 for the whole box. A Rockchuker press, RCBS Competition dies in .308 Win. RCBS scale, powder measure, and more stuff that I can't even recall. Also got a new home. My best buy? A guy had 10 boxes of 8.8x51MM brass. What is hell is that? He didn't know, and I wasn't sure. A buck a box, and I figured I'd sell them to one of the ammo collecters at a gun show. Turns out it was Winchester .358 Win. ammo for export. I have a .358, so I'm a happy camper. Paul B.