The Antichrome
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You never see used CasePro's for sale, so I thought I'd share this here. I wish I had the bucks for this!
Ron at CASA (ipscron2000) has for sale:
CasePro w/ .45 ACP dies. This machine rolls the bulge out of brass and at the same time helps straighten the rim and tighten the primer pocket. I had an optional case feeder with this so all you had to do is pull the handle, but I sold it separately. You can purchase the case feeder at Dillon. Dies are available for this Case Pro for $179 for each caliber. A new machine would run you $645 and it comes with one caliber of your choice. I am asking $385 for the machine with the .45 ACP dies. I used the machine to roll 38 super comp and .40 mainly, but I sold those dies separately too. http://www.casepro100.com/PRODUCTSnew.htm
.38 super comp dies for a 550B Dillon press. The dies are complete with a quick change set up, shell plate and stand. The quick change comes with an RCBS seating die and a Unique-Tec micrometer powder measure. These aftermarket dies make it very easy to return to any seating or powder setting in seconds. The quick change set without the competition dies would run you $225 from Dillon. I’ll send you my set up with the 2 competition dies for $210. I believe that both competition dies ran me $170 when I bought them separately, so $210 for the whole shah-bang is well worth it.
Ron Johnston
501-821-5611
Ron at CASA (ipscron2000) has for sale:
CasePro w/ .45 ACP dies. This machine rolls the bulge out of brass and at the same time helps straighten the rim and tighten the primer pocket. I had an optional case feeder with this so all you had to do is pull the handle, but I sold it separately. You can purchase the case feeder at Dillon. Dies are available for this Case Pro for $179 for each caliber. A new machine would run you $645 and it comes with one caliber of your choice. I am asking $385 for the machine with the .45 ACP dies. I used the machine to roll 38 super comp and .40 mainly, but I sold those dies separately too. http://www.casepro100.com/PRODUCTSnew.htm
.38 super comp dies for a 550B Dillon press. The dies are complete with a quick change set up, shell plate and stand. The quick change comes with an RCBS seating die and a Unique-Tec micrometer powder measure. These aftermarket dies make it very easy to return to any seating or powder setting in seconds. The quick change set without the competition dies would run you $225 from Dillon. I’ll send you my set up with the 2 competition dies for $210. I believe that both competition dies ran me $170 when I bought them separately, so $210 for the whole shah-bang is well worth it.
Ron Johnston
501-821-5611
