Home Forums Reloading Big Game Rifles A great deal

For those of you who have been wanting to get a Lee Classic Cast Press, Graf&Sons has them going on sale for $38.99 and change sometime toward the end of May. These are not the presses found in the Anniversary Kit, but the solid, cast ones Lee came out with about four years ago. That is one hell of a deal. I saw it today in a Graf circular I got. Tom P

All the reviewers on midway seem to have glowing reports of this press. It might be worth considering for ~$40

DMN! That's a good price. I bought a Classic cast back in January and I felt it was worth the $70 I gave for it. I would loved to have found one for $38!

If shipping don't eat you up, that is a fine price. If memory serves I spent around $65 shipped for mine on e-bay.

Isn't shipping included from Graf's?

J

Thats how ebay works! Sell low and stick it to you on the shipping. Once, on my wife's firest ebay purchase she bought some picture frames for less than $2 but $15 shipping made the picture frames not so cheap. You always have to check shipping prices before bidding is what that little ordeal taught me...

I have one--in many ways better than my Rockchucker. I paid $50+ for mine--at 39 bucks that's a hecku'va deal.

Casey

Graf & Sons Pays Freight

Tired of placing orders with mail-order companies only to find out that your shipping charges add an additional 30% to your order? Many companies make huge profits by charging you actual published shipping rates that do not reflect their volume discounts, which in most cases is significant. At Graf & Sons, we keep it simple. We pay the freight to the first 48 states. All you pay is the price you see plus a minimal $3.95 handling and insurance charge per order. This might make our pricing seem a bit high in some cases but with an "average" order, our pricing meets or beats most of our competitors.

Prepaid shipping to 1st 48 states via ground only, excluding target loads. Customer pays actual freight for any express shipping and to all orders going to AK and HI.

Graf & Sons is one of my favorite places to buy things! I just about always come out ahead using them, unless I am placing a very large order.

Graf's doesn't advertise and market as much as Midway does, but search their stuff, you would be surprised at what you can find in there warehouse listings...

They are also real flexible to work with..

I placed an order once with them, and asked if they would let me just order 10 pieces of brass of a caliber I was looking at doing a rifle on... they replied, NO problem.. so they let me add just 10 pieces of brass to the order.. I thought that was pretty decent of them...

I'll even pay a little more via Grafs, just because I like doing business with them...