I am in the market to get some of the old, out of production reloading equipment, like a Lachmiller 400, a B&M 28, and WH English Pak Tool. The problem is, none of this old stuff seems to be in circulation. I've checked Ebay, but no luck.

Where do all the old reloading presses and accessories go? They don't break and I can't believe that anyone would just throw them out. Are there dealers who buy and sell this stuff, or is there some secret repository where they are waiting for the right time to reappear?

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[This message has been edited by Kevin Rohrer (edited 05-07-2002).]

I have occasionally seen Lachmiller equipment for sale on Auction Arms.

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It's sitting in some basement waiting to be bought. I just bought out a 85 yoa shooter whole life of reloading press's ect. I just bought a ponncess warren shot gun press the auto one just factory rebuilt for 100 dollars. It is out you have to have money in hanbd know what it is worth and pay when it is availibiy. Then get lucky.

Check out the yard sales, the flea markets and the auctions. If you get there early, you can get a real deal.

There ARE collectors out there! I mentioned once in a forum having an old R. F. Wells press. An employee of Brownell's contacted me wanting to buy it. He had several. He owns it now. In talking to him he said there was a market and collectors. Seemed strange to me, but he spent $$$ and we were both happy.