looking for input from the edmucated

[vapochilled]

I'm likely going to sell my lock n load soon, have extra bushings and plates/dies for 9mm, 40sw, 45.acp and 357sig
What would be a fair price for a setup like that, I also have digi scales, powder feed, powder cop die, books etc, the usual bumf , would rather not nickel and dime anyone, just want to get a fair price.
Thoughts before I list?

[39flathead]

Look up current retail, knock off 25% and start there.
Be willing to go lower depending on the current market.

For some reason reloading equipment can at times be a tough sell.
Probably because those that reload already have what they need and those getting started don't like to spend a pile of money on something they might not end up using.

[Bang]

Car salesmen rely on a pretty solid principle, that being, there is an ass for every seat. It's a matter of waiting it out. Wanting a fair price, may take some time. Need to move it now, it's got to look like a wholesale or better bargain.

[psweigle]

Used reloading equipment is a tough sell. Good luck.

[vapochilled]

yeh, it's a funny thing to get into to, I have so much equipment that I'm just not using.
I'll price it all up and figure something out

[TheBig1]

Here's how bad it is. I have a Rock Chucker and a bunch of other stuff that I'm not using. Basically a complete kit to get started. On another forum a kid was asking about getting started. I offered it all to him for $100. He said, that sounds great and I haven't heard back from him.

[vapochilled]

we need another ammo shortage,lol remember the prices for shit when that happened last!