For crying out loud, SOMEBODY must want this!
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Not to screw up your sale, but after I found that I could load 38 S&W with my 9mm Makarov dies and a 38 Special carbide sizer, I lost interest in owning 38 S&W dies. 0 -
You'll be kicking yourself if you do sell them and down the road you end up wanting them. 0 -
I guess it all depends on what you like. I have 5 revolvers in 38 S&W. 0 -
Well there is no picture. Don 0 -
The caliber isn't real popular, consequently the correct dies can be hard to find.
I have heard of using various 9mm dies to reload the .38 S&W but for $20 I'd rather have the correct dies and not mess with making do. Call me kooky.0 -
I really don't like usuing non-carbide sizing dies if I can get around it. That may be part of the problem in selling your dies. 0 -
i dont own one of them critters 0 -
Saxon you are kooky![:X] 0 -
Kooky ?????
Wow, a blast from the past.
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quote:Originally posted by He Dog
Saxon you are kooky![:X]
Isn't that a term of endearment? Don0 -
quote:Originally posted by dcon12
quote:Originally posted by He Dog
Saxon you are kooky![:X]
Isn't that a term of endearment? Don
"Kookie, Kookie, lend me your comb"
Are you sure that "Kookie" isn't the Edd Byrnes character on "77 Sunset Strip", along with Efrem Zimbalist Jr.?[:)][:D]0 -
Saxonpig: The phrase "A picture is worth a thousand words" applies especially to online auctions. Get a picture up there and people will have more confidence in the sale.
Also, try lowering the starting bid to 19.99. Its stupid, yes, but it does have an effect on whether people want to buy or not.0 -
remember dating 'spooky' girls?[:X] 0
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