In the classifieds, jnyork posted an ad for the classic Lyman 310 tool.
For Those-Not-In-The-Know, the 310 is still available from the 310
Shop.
Read all ‘bout it:
http://www.cnyauctions.com/the310shop.htm
LYMAN 310 Reloading Tools
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LYMAN 310 Reloading Tools
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Re: LYMAN 310 Reloading Tools
Those prices are nuts.....I have a Lee Hand Press that works with standard dies, and makes perfect ammo..I dip the powder, too 
).the OAL is actually more consistent than with the Turret Press.
).the OAL is actually more consistent than with the Turret Press.The Rotten Fruit Always Hits The Ground First
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Re: LYMAN 310 Reloading Tools
Ray Newman wrote:In the classifieds, jnyork posted an ad for the classic Lyman 310 tool.
For Those-Not-In-The-Know, the 310 is still available from the 310
Shop.
Read all ‘bout it:
http://www.cnyauctions.com/the310shop.htm
Amazing. Guess I underpriced mine.
Re: LYMAN 310 Reloading Tools
jnyork wrote:I turned my head, and thought about it, and it was gone. Missed it by <------------> this muchRay Newman wrote:In the classifieds, jnyork posted an ad for the classic Lyman 310 tool.
For Those-Not-In-The-Know, the 310 is still available from the 310
Shop.
Read all ‘bout it:
http://www.cnyauctions.com/the310shop.htm
Amazing. Guess I underpriced mine.
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Re: LYMAN 310 Reloading Tools
That's just 'cuz you're a) honest, and b) a fellow Levergunner - besides, none of us would buy it at that cnyauctions price...jnyork wrote:Amazing. Guess I underpriced mine.Ray Newman wrote:http://www.cnyauctions.com/the310shop.htm
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Re: LYMAN 310 Reloading Tools
The 310 shop prices have crept up over the past few years. I did business with them in the past before the last sale of the business. They went from very reasonable to higher than retail for still available dies and tools. I've heard the current owner is nice to do business with. That's great. It's hard to pay double what the same stuff was a short time ago from the last owner, and more than retail though. I shop elsewhere when I want 310 stuff now.
JNYork, your set was reasonably priced, especially for a steel handled set. Reasonable, not a give away, fair for both parties under the circumstances.
I like the 310 tools. Perhaps not so practical at todays prices, but good tools, much better than the classic Lee Loaders. I still find them at gun shows for very cheap at times. I paid $40 once for a box that had about 4 or 5 complete die sets and 3 or 4 partials, and find complete sets with handles for about that now and then.
JNYork, your set was reasonably priced, especially for a steel handled set. Reasonable, not a give away, fair for both parties under the circumstances.
I like the 310 tools. Perhaps not so practical at todays prices, but good tools, much better than the classic Lee Loaders. I still find them at gun shows for very cheap at times. I paid $40 once for a box that had about 4 or 5 complete die sets and 3 or 4 partials, and find complete sets with handles for about that now and then.
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Re: LYMAN 310 Reloading Tools
I got a 310 set to go with my antique (1932) Marlin 93. It is easy to use adds some completeness to my set up. But as you say they are expensive. They are fun to use. Check Ebay fly occasional bargain on those
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