401 magnum

blanchard

April 09, 2003 23:21

I have a Herters 401 Magnum, Dies and some ammunition is this worth anything ?
Since this is an obsolete cailiber where and how should I list it and how much should I ask ?

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  MIKE WISKEY

  April 10, 2003 05:28

  good basic revolver and good (butt odd ball) cal. dies and brass help. i'd start it at $200 and let it from there.

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  guffie

  April 10, 2003 12:27

  I know a guy that has one of those. He might be interested in buying yours. he needs the dies, and brass, so just might want the whole shooting match. e-mail me at hacksaw45@aol.com thanks
  
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  mrmike08075

  April 10, 2003 15:05

  we would also be interested in these dies and componants. at the shop ( waltsgun@aol.com ) we specialize in odd, obsolete, and hard to find ammo. we are always interested in aquiring dies we do not have. if you are going to post them at auction here on GB please let me know at the above adress. tell them big mike sent you. from .17 REMINGTON to .700 NITRO EXPRESS we try to find it for you. best regards, mike.
  
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  ATF

  April 10, 2003 18:05

  I have two of the Herter .401 Power Mags. The guns were made in Germany by J.P. Sauer & Sohn, very well made but ugly .Mine are great shooters you can use 10 mm dies to reload with a .41 mag. shell holder.The brass can be made from .41 mag brass if you have a drill press.You size the brass and when you do you end up with a slight shoulder just above the rim.Chuck the brass in the drill press and remove the shoulder with a small file.Takes a while but works fine.
  
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