TooTaxed
September 5, 2008, 06:17 PM
Roger Willis, National Pistol Champion during the '80s, died and his estate is being liquidated in Columbus, GA. I've been helping inventory and sort the rather large amount of reloading equipment and components, but you need to call Ron Martere, cell 706 888-1901, for info as he is the liquidator.
Among the stuff remaining are some Dillon tool parts, including about a dozen die heads in holders complete with dies, about a dozen or so RCBS die sets, including a number of carbide 3-die sets, mostly 9-mm, .38/.357 Mag, .45 auto, .308 and .30-06; RCBS electric case processor, and cartridge case dial comparators. There are cases of Federal Gold Medal Match ammo in 9-mm, .38-spl, and .45 auto, and a case of Lapua (I think) International Match .32 long wadcutter factory ammo.
There are about a dozen .50-cal and 20-mm ammo cans full of tumbled 9-mm, 38-spl, and .45 cases sorted by mfgr, a dozen or so large coffee cans of .308 and .30-06 sorted by mfg and tumbled, and other misc. containers, plus one or two 5-gal plastic buckets of unsorted range cases.
Among the stuff remaining are some Dillon tool parts, including about a dozen die heads in holders complete with dies, about a dozen or so RCBS die sets, including a number of carbide 3-die sets, mostly 9-mm, .38/.357 Mag, .45 auto, .308 and .30-06; RCBS electric case processor, and cartridge case dial comparators. There are cases of Federal Gold Medal Match ammo in 9-mm, .38-spl, and .45 auto, and a case of Lapua (I think) International Match .32 long wadcutter factory ammo.
There are about a dozen .50-cal and 20-mm ammo cans full of tumbled 9-mm, 38-spl, and .45 cases sorted by mfgr, a dozen or so large coffee cans of .308 and .30-06 sorted by mfg and tumbled, and other misc. containers, plus one or two 5-gal plastic buckets of unsorted range cases.