My grandfather used to reload ammo a lot before he passed. It's not something I enjoy doing or do. I have a lot of his equipment. Is there much value in his old one selling them ? Just curious. Looks like he has one for shot guns -'d then several for rifles and handguns from what he used to reload. Just curious and thought I'd ask people who may know. Not sure where I'd even sell it. He has some other items too obviously that go with it and some brass

All those are shotgun loaders and I bet they will still load as good as it ever did. There is value in them for the reloader that needs one or one that wants them for parts.

Ok thanks. I wasn't sure. He reloaded every type so I just assumed they were a variety. Just not sure what to do with them at this point.

3 look to be the same model but are set up for different gauges. Determine model and what guage they are and it will move you much closer to a buyer. Some of the smaller guage machines can be highly sought after.

16 ga or .410 ga models are usually sold quickly.

Looks like a bunch of MEC 600 Jr. shotshell presses. They sell new for $250, you shouldn't have a problem getting $100 - $200 each for them. You can toss them up on eBay, they regularly sell there.

12 gauge brings the least because they are so much more common. 16 and .410 bring the most. There is a classifieds section you can sell them on here.

Exactly. eBay will cost you and seems to be a hassle. Any primers, I’ve got cash burning a hole?

Also list what Ga, & bar and powder bushing they have in them. Bar will have numbers on end of bar (ex 1&1/8 oz 301) Powder bushing slip out of bar and have a number on them. Should help buyer make decision with info. Good machines just a little slow. GL

Take picture of the press and list the dies caliber he has and they will sell right here in Classified
Picture of other stuff.

Thanks for the input. I'll take a closer look today. See what exactly I've got. I appreciate the feedback