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Stars Want to Sell/Want to Buy / 32 S&W star shell plate
« Last post by 661MACK on August 12, 2025, 03:18:49 pm »Looking for a 32 S&W star made shell plate.
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Stars Want to Sell/Want to Buy / Re: WTB Adjustable powder bar
« Last post by NYKenn on August 10, 2025, 09:11:22 pm »The older Hoag adjustable are few and far between.
If you would consider a bar with sized bushings, you should contact Bruce Williams on this site as RBWillNJ.
I have one and he can supply bushings for almost any desired powder charge.
If you would consider a bar with sized bushings, you should contact Bruce Williams on this site as RBWillNJ.
I have one and he can supply bushings for almost any desired powder charge.
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Stars Want to Sell/Want to Buy / Star Press set up for 38, 9mm, and 45 Value?
« Last post by Rhn17c on August 10, 2025, 08:07:40 pm »Inherited this press. Its set up for 9mm, 38, and 45. I have dillon presses but not sure what this press' value is. The 9mm, and 45 plates look like they are unused and they are star stamped. Whats the value of this? I'm located in GA. I can send more pictures via email or text without the size limit.
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Star Reloaders / Re: Opinions please on pricing
« Last post by fc60 on August 10, 2025, 07:16:39 pm »Greetings,
You should log on to eBay and search for Star Loaders.
Then, on the left side of the screen scroll down and select "Sold Items".
Look at the completed auction to see what parts, if any, are missing.
From this research, you can get a good feel for pricing.
Note, pricing varies greatly with the caliber.
Cheers,
Dave
You should log on to eBay and search for Star Loaders.
Then, on the left side of the screen scroll down and select "Sold Items".
Look at the completed auction to see what parts, if any, are missing.
From this research, you can get a good feel for pricing.
Note, pricing varies greatly with the caliber.
Cheers,
Dave
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Stars Want to Sell/Want to Buy / Re: WTS Lee Case Feeders with Adapter to Mount on a Star Reloader
« Last post by rbwillnj on August 10, 2025, 05:27:53 pm »Yes, all the time.
Bruce Williams
Bruce Williams
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Star Reloaders / Opinions please on pricing
« Last post by don on August 10, 2025, 03:34:53 pm »When I do sell my machines in the fall sometime soon, I'm trying to decide if I'll be putting the right price on them. For example, do you think for a universal loader for a single cal, the price of $600 is right or should I go higher or lower? I'm not greedy I would just like to get a decent price to give others the chance to get them and me to finally get them sold. I am thinking of selling the 38-357 dual head and the 40sw 10mm for $900.
Please give your opinions on this.
Thank You
Please give your opinions on this.
Thank You
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Stars Want to Sell/Want to Buy / WTB Adjustable powder bar
« Last post by 7000grain on August 10, 2025, 10:53:18 am »Howdy, new to my Star reloader. Mine is in 45 ACP. I’m interested in an adjustable powder bar. I see some on eBay but they are wrong size. Mine measures .618 width. If someone could kindly point me in the right direction. Thank you.
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Stars Want to Sell/Want to Buy / Re: WTS Lee Case Feeders with Adapter to Mount on a Star Reloader
« Last post by 7000grain on August 10, 2025, 10:46:26 am »Old topic but this is what I was looking for. Do you still sell these?
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Star Reloaders / New member aging out
« Last post by don on August 06, 2025, 09:43:34 pm »Hello, my name is Don and I'm from La Crosse Wi and I have been casting and reloading since 1967.
I am aging out, so it is time for me to let someone else to take over the use of my machines. I have 6 machines, all universal, starting with 380, 9mm ,38special with 357 toolhead, 40sw with 10mm toolhead, 45asp and 44mag.
I acquired my first machine in 1995 for $200 and all the rest at a much-increased cost. So, all these years to keep these machines fed I have been using a Master caster and 60+ molds, not all pistol.
this is to let you know that since I am aging out, this fall I will be putting all my machines up for sale. I will be letting the casting equipment go first. When I do put them up for sale the cost is going to be at a very reasonable price to give someone a good start.
I am aging out, so it is time for me to let someone else to take over the use of my machines. I have 6 machines, all universal, starting with 380, 9mm ,38special with 357 toolhead, 40sw with 10mm toolhead, 45asp and 44mag.
I acquired my first machine in 1995 for $200 and all the rest at a much-increased cost. So, all these years to keep these machines fed I have been using a Master caster and 60+ molds, not all pistol.
this is to let you know that since I am aging out, this fall I will be putting all my machines up for sale. I will be letting the casting equipment go first. When I do put them up for sale the cost is going to be at a very reasonable price to give someone a good start.
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Star Reloaders / Re: Universal 38 dies be adjusted to 357 shells
« Last post by rbwillnj on August 04, 2025, 01:15:48 pm »As Dave said, the 38 Special expander needs to be shortened so it won't interfere with the powder slide when you raise it up enough to load .357 Magnum. If you don't want to do that, I have Magnum length expanders, which counter intuitively are shorter than the standard 38 Special expanders.
Most 357 Magnum charges require a 1/2" powder slide. I have those in stock. You will need either a 1/2" powder slide housing to accommodate the 1/2" powder slide or a set of spacers to convert a 00 powder slide housing so it can handle the 1/2" powder slide. I have both in stock.
Bruce Williams
Most 357 Magnum charges require a 1/2" powder slide. I have those in stock. You will need either a 1/2" powder slide housing to accommodate the 1/2" powder slide or a set of spacers to convert a 00 powder slide housing so it can handle the 1/2" powder slide. I have both in stock.
Bruce Williams