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I haven't done any bullet making for over a year and doubt I will do any more so am selling all of my swaging gear. Here is a listing of the major components.
Corbin CH-1 Hydro Press. Heavily used, some paint chipped but it still functions perfectly. This is a semi-automatic hydraulic press which you will use to extrude lead wire, swage cores, form bullets, and make jackets out of copper water pipe for .50 Calibers.
Corbin Mighty Mite Bench Press. This is almost brand new and I use it primarily for core seating and tip forming on 5.56 and 6.5mm bullets. The Hydro press is too powerful for seating cores into 5.56 jackets and you need to be careful with 6.5 mm jackets. This press is big and heavy. It will do anything for you from swaging cores to making bullets up to and including .50 caliber.
.50 Cal Dies, Pins, Punches: 8 dies that allow you to make .50 caliber bullets using copper water pipe. These include jacket forming die with various punches, core swaging die, two rebated boat tail dies (core seating and finishing), flat base die, tip die for a 8 ogive, numerous punches including hollow point and round nose tip forming, and tip closing, numerous pins used in core swaging and jacket forming. Dies are in good shape and will throw fine bullets.
.308 Dies: 12 Dies that allow you to make rebated boat tail and flat base .308 bullets. These include core swage dies, flat base and boat tail dies, tip forming dies for 4, 6, 7, 8 10 and ULD ogives. Numerous punches and pins for a variety of bullet lengths, weights, and ogives.
6.5 Dies: 11 Dies that allow you to make rebated boat tail and flat base .264 bullets. As above and includes a jacket trim die so you can trim down jackets for lighter .264 bullets. Ogive dies are for 6, 8 and 10 ogives.
5.56 Dies: 6 Dies that allow you to make rebated boat tail 5.56 bullets (not flat base). As above with 8 and 10 ogive dies.
Billet molds for casting lead billets.
Lead wire extrusion die with numerous inserts so you can extrude wire for .50 cal, .308, .223, and .264. Some others too that I never used. Also a bench mounted core cutter with dies for the lead wire.
J-4 and Sierra Jackets: A few Sierra's used for 168 and 172 grain bullets and the rest are J-4. I estimate 5K jackets total for 5.56, 6.5, and .308. The majority are 6.5mm jackets. The 5.56 jackets are good for the 70 and 80 grain bullets; 6.5 jackets are good for 120 to 140 grains, and the .308 jackets for bullets ranging from 155 to 200 grains.
I am selling all of this for $5K plus shipping. If you live within a couple of hours drive of me (Lacey, Wa.), you are better off to pick it up so I can show you how to use the gear.
LR55
I haven't done any bullet making for over a year and doubt I will do any more so am selling all of my swaging gear. Here is a listing of the major components.
Corbin CH-1 Hydro Press. Heavily used, some paint chipped but it still functions perfectly. This is a semi-automatic hydraulic press which you will use to extrude lead wire, swage cores, form bullets, and make jackets out of copper water pipe for .50 Calibers.
Corbin Mighty Mite Bench Press. This is almost brand new and I use it primarily for core seating and tip forming on 5.56 and 6.5mm bullets. The Hydro press is too powerful for seating cores into 5.56 jackets and you need to be careful with 6.5 mm jackets. This press is big and heavy. It will do anything for you from swaging cores to making bullets up to and including .50 caliber.
.50 Cal Dies, Pins, Punches: 8 dies that allow you to make .50 caliber bullets using copper water pipe. These include jacket forming die with various punches, core swaging die, two rebated boat tail dies (core seating and finishing), flat base die, tip die for a 8 ogive, numerous punches including hollow point and round nose tip forming, and tip closing, numerous pins used in core swaging and jacket forming. Dies are in good shape and will throw fine bullets.
.308 Dies: 12 Dies that allow you to make rebated boat tail and flat base .308 bullets. These include core swage dies, flat base and boat tail dies, tip forming dies for 4, 6, 7, 8 10 and ULD ogives. Numerous punches and pins for a variety of bullet lengths, weights, and ogives.
6.5 Dies: 11 Dies that allow you to make rebated boat tail and flat base .264 bullets. As above and includes a jacket trim die so you can trim down jackets for lighter .264 bullets. Ogive dies are for 6, 8 and 10 ogives.
5.56 Dies: 6 Dies that allow you to make rebated boat tail 5.56 bullets (not flat base). As above with 8 and 10 ogive dies.
Billet molds for casting lead billets.
Lead wire extrusion die with numerous inserts so you can extrude wire for .50 cal, .308, .223, and .264. Some others too that I never used. Also a bench mounted core cutter with dies for the lead wire.
J-4 and Sierra Jackets: A few Sierra's used for 168 and 172 grain bullets and the rest are J-4. I estimate 5K jackets total for 5.56, 6.5, and .308. The majority are 6.5mm jackets. The 5.56 jackets are good for the 70 and 80 grain bullets; 6.5 jackets are good for 120 to 140 grains, and the .308 jackets for bullets ranging from 155 to 200 grains.
I am selling all of this for $5K plus shipping. If you live within a couple of hours drive of me (Lacey, Wa.), you are better off to pick it up so I can show you how to use the gear.
LR55
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