.30 Luger finish chamber reamer on eBay

[ithacaartist]

G.T.? Rich?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Clymer-30-ca...item25901cff74

[G.T.]

Looks like some one already got it.. no matter, I have one already... but it wasn't priced too bad... Thanks for the heads up anyway Dave....... best to you, til...lat'r...GT

[sheepherder]

I already have one also. But thanks for the heads-up!

Note that someone has a reamer extension also -

http://www.ebay.com/itm/chamber-ream...G/130625350833

Good for finish reaming Luger barrels after receiver is installed. (I already made one from a Craftsman 3/8" x 6" drive extension).

[G.T.]

Hi Rick, I just bought mine a few months back, or I should say got them just a few months back, they were on order for over 6 months prior, but I went all out and got the piloted reamers.... I've only used the 9mm so far... seemed to work well, they are Manson reamers... .30 luger with two additional bushings was pretty close to $150.00.... 9mm just a slight bit less... maybe $130.00.. seem ok to me, but I gots lots to learn yet!....... best to you, til...lat'r....GT

[ithacaartist]

Originally Posted by Rick W.

$89 sounds like a lot for a preowned solid pilot finish chamber reamer of any caliber...
Rick W.

Last time I checked, I found the .30 Luger reamer offered for about $100--but that was last year. I agree that one would likely be better off just buying a new one, at $89 for the old. It was up to about fifty bucks at the point I found and posted the auction. which would have been reasonable...

I am at that point of satisfaction now, when considering spare parts, tools, accessories, etc., when I can rig a bargain/lowball bid on eBay stuff using Auctionsniper, and then I just wait to see what happens. I let the "outbid" come and go as they will, and if I'm outbid, I just let the deal go. I often fair better whenever the same type of item is auctioned again shortly thereafter. At this point, the desperate bidders who need it NOW have bought the first one and do not bid on/inflate the bidding on the next auction. If I can obtain something at a good price, I'll snag it if I can, to be held in stock as a spare spare, or to help out another collector without a gouge-level transaction.