Reloading Presses, Demand

[CoalCrackerAl]

I have Hornady,Lee, Lyman, Pacific and RCBS dies. I like them all. The FCD die i do need for 2 of my 9mm's. My Walther and my 92. They have very tight chambers. No reason to bash brands. They all work.

 

[Mark_Mark]

I have Hornady,Lee, Lyman, Pacific and RCBS dies. I like them all. The FCD die i do need for 2 of my 9mm's. My Walther and my 92. They have very tight chambers. No reason to bash brands. They all work.

for sure they do! but once apond a time, Lee 4-die set was $32. NOW at these prices, RCBS is a good buy. My local still has a ton of Lee dies at $38 for the Lee 4-set

 

[CoalCrackerAl]

It's been quite awhile since i bought dies. My son is getting a 6.5 creed moor rifle. The RCBS dies at the LGS are 46.00.

 

[gifbohane]

Only LEE dies I own are Factory carbide crimp dies. Every caliber I load. If you haven't used it, go watch some You-tube vids and then order you some.

Thanks for the input but I do not need them.

 

[Rebel Dave]

Midways price for the Lee 4 die pistol sets are $62.00 now, and they are all out of stock, with no back orders. That is full retail, according to Lee's catalog price.
I hope those prices are not what the future holds, for reloding stuff.

Dave

 

[Mark_Mark]

Midways price for the Lee 4 die pistol sets are $62.00 now, and they are all out of stock, with no back orders. That is full retail, according to Lee's catalog price.
I hope those prices are not what the future holds, for reloding stuff.

Dave

$62 is too much for Lee

 

[CoalCrackerAl]

Places that are not gouging are selling at normal prices. It's disappointing to see Midway doing it. I have bought a lot of items from them over the years.

 

[Mark_Mark]

Places that are not gouging are selling at normal prices. It's disappointing to see Midway doing it. I have bought a lot of items from them over the years.

same here! I’m sticking with my local shops, prices (except ammo) are the same for the last 4 years. I bought from Midway because they were generally 15%cheaper but, I have my reservations about them now

 

[Cooter Boolit]

I no longer do any business with midway. To many times they`ve sent wrong items, late or lost shipments. And lately, they`ve jumped on the band wagon with "cheaper than dumb" with their high prices. I always give my local shops my business when i can. Most of them have been really good about keeping the price at normal levels when they can. They aren`t gouging us. A couple are, but they wont be around much longer.

 

[Cooter Boolit]

I feel the same way but if the seller starts his auction @ $.01, not his fault fools bid up to un-heard of prices. Some people spend hundreds like most people spend twenty's.

Bill

I do agree with you Bill. But these sellers ALSO KNOW this stuff will go for insane prices. I still consider them guilty for hangin the cheese out there for the rats to chew on. You can bet that the distributors are the bigger sellers on gunbroken, too. Those are the sellers that i`m pissed about. Instead of supplying all the gun shops, they sell out to the higher paying GB fools. You can choose to pay it, or not. People do make stupid choices. All this BS going on will cause the manufacturer`s to raise THEIR prices so that THEY can capitalize on the end buyer, too. Its a bad time to be needing things.

 

[Mark_Mark]

I no longer do any business with midway. To many times they`ve sent wrong items, late or lost shipments. And lately, they`ve jumped on the band wagon with "cheaper than dumb" with their high prices. I always give my local shops my business when i can. Most of them have been really good about keeping the price at normal levels when they can. They aren`t gouging us. A couple are, but they wont be around much longer.

I love my local shop! They started as a reloading Shop specializing in Precise Shooting... in the 80’s it was a thing. the owner also is a 2A activist, he even moved his shop away from Seattle because of a ammo tax. I support!!!

 

[Cooter Boolit]

I love my local shop! They started as a reloading Shop specializing in Precise Shooting... in the 80’s it was a thing. the owner also is a 2A activist, he even moved his shop away from Seattle because of a ammo tax. I support!!!

Amen Mark!

 

[SamT1]

If places like midway don’t come up a little on prices right now scalpers will just buy the stuff and sell it. As long as they come down when the supply gets right I’m cool with it.