SOLD WTS vintage .22 caliber Vickerman windowed bullet seating die $55 shipped

[H.T.James]

Sold: For sale is a vintage Vickerman bullet seating die in .22 caliber. $50 plus $5 shipping.

The window lets you place a bullet in the case mouth after raising the case partway into the die; the inner part of the die then rises up in the die with the cartridge case as you seat the bullet. These are caliber-specific (well, the windowed insert and seating punch are) but not cartridge-specific. Needs an extended shell holder (not included) for cartridges under about 2 1/2 inches in length.

Shipping is $5. I will combine shipping with my other listings.

I prefer payment by PayPal or Zelle, GunTab (I will cover all fees including for credit card), money order or cashier's check, or personal check from gold and silver members.

Items may be listed elsewhere and are subject to prior sale.

 

[H.T.James]

Pictures of the die disassembled:

 

[Kittitas George]

This is a high quality item and the only seater I use. They are very easy to adjust for proper seating depth. I really like the "window opening' for the smaller bullets, no more pinched fingers. They are still being made and have a web site.

 

[H.T.James]

This is a high quality item and the only seater I use. They are very easy to adjust for proper seating depth. I really like the "window opening' for the smaller bullets, no more pinched fingers. They are still being made and have a web site.

Appreciate the comment! I just don't have any .22 caliber centerfires right now.

 

[Kittitas George]

Appreciate the comment! I just don't have any .22 caliber centerfires right now.

They come in many different calibers. They are caliber specific, not cartridge specific. A 22 seater will do all 22 cases, 222 to 22 Swift. The external part of the die is universal, it will work with any caliber specific internal seater. Case holders vary in height, a different case holder would be used for a 222 than a 22 Swift, some case holders can be used with multiple calibers, it depends on case length. Check out the web site, good info available.