For Sale: Surplus Reloading Equipment

[David Field]

Just upgraded my reloading equipment and now have items surplus to requirements


Lyman Crusher II press with all its bits (The grey one) Weighs just under 10kg so £130 posted. - SOLD


Lyman Gen6 powder thrower with all its bits including spare bearings, pan, check weight, reducer, dust cap, dismantling tool, clear draught protector and non original cleaning brush - £200 posted (1967Spud Price £355) - SOLD


Redding Competition powder thrower BR-30 and hopper baffle with RCBS stand and RCBS dust cover - £180 posted (1967Spud prices £266+ £8+£40 Sportsman Gun Center dust cover £22 = £334)


Lyman Turbo Twin Tumbler. Unfortunately I only have the large 1200 bowl for dry tumbling. Don’t know what I’ve done with the small 600 one for wet tumbling. Basically it’s now the same as the Lyman 1200 pro - £45 posted (1967Spud price for the single bowl Lyman 1200 pro £99) - SOLD

 

[Doctorken]

I'll take the press please

 

[Reynolds1415]

Ill take the tumbler please

 

[David Field]

I’ve had quite a few requests. I’ll deal with everything tonight

 

[Zerovision]

Lyman Gen6 powder thrower and how much for the digital scales posted mainland

 

[David Field]

I’m going through all the replies and Direct messages with their timestamps and will send DMs to the first on the list with first refusal. I’ll get back here if there is anything left

 

[David Field]

Only the Redding Competition powder thrower left now

 

[David Field]

I'll take the press please

Sorry, Now sold

 

[David Field]

Ill take the tumbler please

Sorry, Now sold

 

[David Field]

Lyman Gen6 powder thrower and how much for the digital scales posted mainland

Sorry, Now sold

 

[Doctorken]

Nice to see sellers not following the forum classified rules. Creates frustration for all concerned if items sold via PM rather than the "first to post" as in the rules

 

[Zephyrjim]

Nice to see sellers not following the forum classified rules. Creates frustration for all concerned if items sold via PM rather than the "first to post" as in the rules

Where in the rules does it say this out of interest? Not questioning you but haven't seen this rule before

 

[Reynolds1415]

Nice to see sellers not following the forum classified rules. Creates frustration for all concerned if items sold via PM rather than the "first to post" as in the rules

Im in the same boat as you, 1st to comment for the tumbler, spent most the day yesterday checking for inbox msgs for payment details to be greeted with item now sold, hey ho you live you learn.

 

[Doctorken]

Where in the rules does it say this out of interest? Not questioning you but haven't seen this rule before

I may have to wind my neck in there. I was sure I had seen that rule in black and white in the classified rules..........I cant see that it is though? Maybe was a hallucination or maybe it was removed at some point?

Still, it's at least something that's generally adopted to avoid irritating potential purchasers. It also stops you getting a load of messages as folk know the item is likely sold, and then will be marked sold once transaction finished......

Always tricky as often PMs are part of a price negotiation or query hence folk post "PM sent"

SD is generally a great place to buy and sell and things like this are frustrating

 

[Zerovision]

I've not been here very long and presume not to DM someone directly first without saying that you have done so, it's etiquette

 

[David Field]

Sorry didn’t mean to upset anyone. I used the timestamps of both DMs and forum posts to determine who got first refusal. I thought that was the fairest way of doing it. I haven’t sold anything on here before.

 

[Delivery]

Still, it's at least something that's generally adopted to avoid irritating potential purchasers. It also stops you getting a load of messages as folk know the item is likely sold, and then will be marked sold once transaction finished......

I've not been here very long and presume not to DM someone directly first without saying that you have done so, it's etiquette

I can see it from both sides to be honest,
I have lost out on stuff because I was polite and responded on the forums first as soon as it was posted only to be told that someone already DM’d and they had first dibs - I can understand why because some members posting for sale items don’t click the “follow” or something so they don’t get notified so I always try and “reply” to the post which generates the notification to the seller for sure

I have also had situations where I don’t want to post anything on the open forum in relation to certain items like firearms and ammunition because I don’t specifically share what type of firearms I may or may not own (I can neither confirm nor deny) so in that case I might send a DM so I think it would be difficult to put such a rule in place