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Hey guys. I have some re-loading stuff I am not interested in and looking to part ways from. I don't reload so I honestly don't know what I have here, but I have no use for it. Can anyone point me in the right direction to sell this stuff?
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GC:Light Red I think. (Work related,Self employed, business owner)
Applied about mid April
9/29 - Interview
10/1 - Live Scan
10/1-CA and FBI complete
10/6-Firearms complete
5/2 - proceed with training email
5/9 - Sent training cert. Unit confirmed receipt same day.
5/16 - received call to schedule pick-up
5/18 - pick-up -
Location. ?Been gone too long. It's been 15 to 20 years since i had to shelf my guns. Those early years sucked.
I really miss the good old Pomona Gun Shows.
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GC:Light Red I think. (Work related,Self employed, business owner)
Applied about mid April
9/29 - Interview
10/1 - Live Scan
10/1-CA and FBI complete
10/6-Firearms complete
5/2 - proceed with training email
5/9 - Sent training cert. Unit confirmed receipt same day.
5/16 - received call to schedule pick-up
5/18 - pick-upComment
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The forum for posting reloading sale items is here:
If you don't know what you have, then take close, clear pictures and let them do the talking. Try to include as much info as possible, like count, diameter or weight. Just saying "bag of projectiles for sale" with no further info won't get much interest. Include your location & price. If you don't know a good price, then just put an amount you'd be happy with, and a note that you're willing to negotiate.
All the inert items (cases, projectiles, gauges, etc) can be shipped without issue (I strongly suggest flat rate shipping), the powders require hazmat licensing to ship so from a practical perspective those would have to be picked up.---------------------
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