I want to pare down my reloading stuff

[GeoDudeFlorida]

I am pretty ruthless with myself about owning reloading stuff for cartridges I don’t have an interest in. No need. Trade fodder. But if I think I may one day have a gun in that caliber.... especially if it’s something weird... I’m saving it for sure.

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I think maybe you just defined the difference between collecting and accumulating. Accumulating is, it's cool so you bought it thinking you may use it someday, maybe. Collecting is, you needed it once or a few times and used to use it but don't anymore but it's still useful and you may need it again someday, maybe. Accumulating is collecting things because you can, not because you need them. I think maybe a lot of us do both with different kinds of stuff. My wife has classic old treadle and hand-crank Singer sewing machines she hardly ever used and probably won't ever again but they're so cool, and it took her so long to find the ones she wanted, she doesn't want to get rid of them. I completely understand.

 

[lightman]

If I no longer need it and don't expect to need it again in the future I sell it. I advertise it for sale on the forums that I'm on and use the flat rate boxes for shipping. I guess I should look into using Ebay or GunBroker.

Now is a good time to be a seller.

 

[Mark_Mark]

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I think maybe you just defined the difference between collecting and accumulating. Accumulating is, it's cool so you bought it thinking you may use it someday, maybe. Collecting is, you needed it once or a few times and used to use it but don't anymore but it's still useful and you may need it again someday, maybe. Accumulating is collecting things because you can, not because you need them. I think maybe a lot of us do both with different kinds of stuff. My wife has classic old treadle and hand-crank Singer sewing machines she hardly ever used and probably won't ever again but they're so cool, and it took her so long to find the ones she wanted, she doesn't want to get rid of them. I completely understand.

If I no longer need it and don't expect to need it again in the future I sell it. I advertise it for sale on the forums that I'm on and use the flat rate boxes for shipping. I guess I should look into using Ebay or GunBroker.

Now is a good time to be a seller.

never a truer statement, I seen used reloading gear sit for months and months at my local gun shop. It had everything everbody wants now.

 

[rfwobbly]

Put everything in a package, and sell it. The whole thing and don’t think back on how you could have sold it at a better price.... that’s how I did with my ex-girlfriend.

I was looking for your ex on GunBroker and didn't see her listed.

 

[Mark_Mark]

I was looking for your ex on GunBroker and didn't see her listed.

She wasn’t a nice tough 1911 that needed her feed ramp polish and some reblueing... More like a Bryco .25 with a stuck Sear, and no job, and only likes overpriced ammo to run.

not enough booze in the world to deal with those exgirlfriends

 

[John Joseph]

Any .223 molds? .308 dies/molds?

No.