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For sale are six press mounted over powder wad punches manufactured by Fred Cornell. As measured by my trusty dial caliper, punch diameters are 0.328", 0.403", 0.430", 0.454", 0.460" and 0.516". In use, the head of a punch locks into a turret press' ram (in replacement of a shell plate). Four of the punches are mounted in a Lee turret press tool head. Except for a little surface oxidation on the exterior of the punch bodies, these punches are sharp, smooth, clean and very tightly toleranced. Buffalo Arms sells these punches for $62.95 each. For the lot of six punches and tool head I'm asking $200 plus $8 for USPS flat rate shipping. I am only interested in selling them as a lot. Just think, you get all of this for just a little over what Buffalo Arms is asking for three. And, Buffalo Arms is out of stock on many of the sizes. Thanks for reading.

I knew that the Cowboys out there would solve the mystery. Thank you to everyone who spent time to both speculate and solve the mystery. RP

Thank you. Have tried that approach. They do not recognize the parts as being of Lee origin. Appreciate your suggestion.

Howdy, I recently acquired a Lee Turret Press that came with a lot of extras - some of which I cannot identify. Mounted in spare tool heads were six precision-machined devices, each having a tightly toleranced cylindrical bore and matching "piston". The "piston" is concave on the bottom, making the edge sharp, in a way similar to a paper punch. "Piston" diameters are .330, .400, .430, .450, .460 and .515 in. Each is stamped with the letters CSA, then a space and then the letters FC. Using the same order as the diameters, each is further marked (respectively) as follows: 01, 02, 99, 99, 06, 00. I've attached a photo of these items - one together, one with the pieces separated and four together in a tool head. One theory is that they are black powder compression die but, based on the bore diameters and the limited stroke that each "piston" has, this theory is dubious. It seems a shame for these to go unused simply because I cannot identify them. Does anyone have an idea as to what they are? Thanks for reading and sharing any ideas that you may have.

BTT for Labor Day consideration. Thanks!

BTT Thanks again for reading

PRICE REDUCTION: Just in time for Christmas! Nice MEC 9000G in 12 gauge. Includes Manual, Larger Capacity Primer Feed Tray, Adjustable Powder/Shot Bar and Powder Baffle. It's all here. Presently set up with standard MEC powder/shot bar and bushing to deliver 7/8 oz of shot and 12.5 gr of Promo. If you buy all of this new it will cost you just under $900. It's all yours for just $350 plus the cost of shipping. Shipping will be a challenge but we can work something out (I'm centrally located in Grand Junction, CO). Also, I plan to bring this press to Winter Range and the Phoenix area matches during February 2020. Thanks for reading!

These guns have not had action jobs but I find them to be "factory" on the hammer and very light on the trigger. Thanks for your interest!

Shout out to Dantankerous and LQ Jones. Thanks for the comments and well wishes!

Thanks. Just sent you a text.

Hi Cajun Ace, I truly appreciate the interest. I have no experience shipping hand guns but do know that, as a non-FFL license holder I can use UPS/FEDEX directly. To use the USPS I must go through an FFL on my end., UPS/FEDEX require that you use next day air. I checked the price to find that UPS wants $119. I imagine that the FEDEX price would be similar. USPS wants $92, to which I would have to add the cost of the FFL on my end. Note that, even using the FFL, USPS requires that I use 2-Day Priority Mail Express, thus the high cost. Both are, obviously, high numbers. Note that they are based on weight/size estimates for the package and, again, I am no expert. I would rather that we focus on a total price, inclusive of shipping, that is fair to both of us. If you are interested in a discussion, then maybe we could open up a private conversation. I'll send my phone number and e-mail address through the SASS Messanger. Again, thanks for your interest!

[sOLD - Thanks to all of you for your interest.] Offered for sale is a very clean E-Frame (breakdown) Model 97 in 16 GA. 27" full choke barrel. Has a decelerator pad mounted. The action is very smooth and the gun is a great shooter. This gun offers much more than just a unit for parting out. Asking $350, shipped to the FFL of your choice. Price does not include FFL fees on buyer's end. I can only ship to an FFL that accepts shipment from a non-FFL source. Here is a link to some photos: https://16gamodel97.shutterfly.com Thank you for reading!

Offered for sale are: a pair of Taylor & Company (Uberti made) Cattleman single action revolvers. Caliber 44-40, 5 1/2" barrels. Consecutive serial numbers. These guns are essentially new and have been shot in practice only three times. Asking $800 for the pair (will not consider splitting them up). I hate to part with these guns but have instead decided to gear up in caliber 357 Magnum, like my wife. I also have a set of Redding 44-40 die available. Asking price does not include shipping and FFL costs on buyer's end. I can only ship to an FFL and you must confirm that they will accept shipment from a non-FFL source. Link to photos: https://cattlemanrevolvers.shutterfly.com/ Thanks for your interest.