Pictures of your reloading bench/equipment
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MOshooter65202
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Shootist,
I went back in the post and found your reloading room pics...All I can say is WOW!! what a nice neat well organized reloading room you have and well equipped!! I could get lost in there all day long
lol very nice!
I went back in the post and found your reloading room pics...All I can say is WOW!! what a nice neat well organized reloading room you have and well equipped!! I could get lost in there all day long
lol very nice!MOshooter,
But it’s not as roomy as yours, everything is tight for space. Can be a little cramped with more than 2 people in there. I am working on some new lighting cause my old eyes need lots o light too. Not to mention the reading glasses. Oh well, at least I can still shoot without them. lol. Good loading to you.
But it’s not as roomy as yours, everything is tight for space. Can be a little cramped with more than 2 people in there. I am working on some new lighting cause my old eyes need lots o light too. Not to mention the reading glasses. Oh well, at least I can still shoot without them. lol. Good loading to you.
MOshooter65202
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Thanks TXGunNut
Sounds like a great afternoon working with a Dillion!
Sounds like a great afternoon working with a Dillion!
Kudos to all the nice reloading rooms and benches.
Although I have a 2'x6' bench along with dedicated cabinets in the garage, over the years, I have migrated to reloading on a sit-down portable castered bench indoors in the comforts of AC/heating (especially in the 100F+ heat of summer). I now use the garage bench mainly to clean/polish brass with the Berry's tumbler.
This is a 2'x3' portable bench that gets rolled around the house. I used the casters from Harbor Freight furniture dolly and I can resize the heavy walled military .308 without moving the bench even empty. The portable bench allows me to sort/process brass in the living room watching TV with the family, out in the patio watching a sunset while sipping iced tea, etc. I reload in the quiet of early weekend morning as the sun comes up so I can focus while everyone else is still asleep.
Although I have a 2'x6' bench along with dedicated cabinets in the garage, over the years, I have migrated to reloading on a sit-down portable castered bench indoors in the comforts of AC/heating (especially in the 100F+ heat of summer). I now use the garage bench mainly to clean/polish brass with the Berry's tumbler.
This is a 2'x3' portable bench that gets rolled around the house. I used the casters from Harbor Freight furniture dolly and I can resize the heavy walled military .308 without moving the bench even empty. The portable bench allows me to sort/process brass in the living room watching TV with the family, out in the patio watching a sunset while sipping iced tea, etc. I reload in the quiet of early weekend morning as the sun comes up so I can focus while everyone else is still asleep.
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4runnerman
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I can't post a pic of mine Can't find it under all the brass on top of it. I have sorta 2 benches. One is just a small vanity with the press,the other is a 4 foot by 3 foot bench with all the other stuff on it.
Can't find it under all the brass on top of it. I have sorta 2 benches. One is just a small vanity with the press,the other is a 4 foot by 3 foot bench with all the other stuff on it.
My most recent upgrade from Lee, the Classic Turret
I still have plans for my original Lee C frame single stage press, but jumped on the lee turret classic, it's been fun getting this little guy setup, have 5 tool turrets loaded up so far, been buying all the extra things I needed to get this thing moving. I also added another 6' bench down the right side, L shape layout, for my Dillon Swager and rifle holder, and general clean top bench.
Enjoy. This is just under two years of getting started. I been having fun, the most usefull tool so far was the RCBS motorized case trimmer, so much easier and faster, although not as much exercise lol !
Duane Usn/Ret
I still have plans for my original Lee C frame single stage press, but jumped on the lee turret classic, it's been fun getting this little guy setup, have 5 tool turrets loaded up so far, been buying all the extra things I needed to get this thing moving. I also added another 6' bench down the right side, L shape layout, for my Dillon Swager and rifle holder, and general clean top bench.
Enjoy. This is just under two years of getting started. I been having fun, the most usefull tool so far was the RCBS motorized case trimmer, so much easier and faster, although not as much exercise lol !
Duane Usn/Ret
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My ex got almost everything !
But I managed to keep my three shops, guns, reloading gear, and the house. Wow.
By the skin on my teeth lol !.
Oh I just got the little Lee turret press setup, with 5 turrets, so I can do 30.06, .308, 38/357 and .223, big blue is only for match 45acp. As I burn them buggers pretty fast if I'm playing that game.
I still have the lee singlestage press, it's new duty is the Hornedy bullet puller job. And am experimenting with the trailer reciever type of mounting, so I can just swap the presses around. Also building a shelf with pegs to hold the turrett heads up and out of the way.
But I managed to keep my three shops, guns, reloading gear, and the house. Wow.
By the skin on my teeth lol !.
Oh I just got the little Lee turret press setup, with 5 turrets, so I can do 30.06, .308, 38/357 and .223, big blue is only for match 45acp. As I burn them buggers pretty fast if I'm playing that game.
I still have the lee singlestage press, it's new duty is the Hornedy bullet puller job. And am experimenting with the trailer reciever type of mounting, so I can just swap the presses around. Also building a shelf with pegs to hold the turrett heads up and out of the way.
Some very nice setups on the preceding pages. Have not been at reloading for too long, a couple of years. This is a laminated table top mounted to the wall. I added the square steel bracket from two of the bolts in a Rock Dock to the floor. Very solid and it works well for me.
