The reloading room - with pics !!!

[KDX]

Nice and organized. Makes me embarrassed.

 

[KDX]

just an observation here but isnt the powder supposed to be in a locked storage container? or am i wrong?

They are empty and for display purposes only.

 

[blacksmithden]

Primers and powder stored neatly on a shelf in a cool, dry, locked room....OH NO !!!! I guess I should expect the entire house to disappear in a giant mushroom cloud of fire and death any second now !!!

 

[Johnn Peterson]

Primers and powder stored neatly on a shelf in a cool, dry, locked room....OH NO !!!! I guess I should expect the entire house to disappear in a giant mushroom cloud of fire and death any second now !!!

Mine will be next then.

 

[JD Spanner]

Ever drop any primers ? That carpet looks like it would swallow a 50 cal

Spanner

 

[f55]

Blacksmithden

You have more stock than the shops i go to, what are your opening time and how much do you charge for shipping?

 

[armorman]

Blacksmithden

You have more stock than the shops i go to, what are your opening time and how much do you charge for shipping?

He's the distributor for both WSS locations in Edmonton. If he doesn't have it you don't need it....

 

[Johnn Peterson]

Ever drop any primers ? That carpet looks like it would swallow a 50 cal

Spanner

Spent primers that 'pop' out while resizing, a few. New primers while seating primers, not yet. Always extra care handling primers and powders.

 

[kjohn]

Nice looking set-ups, there boys! Mine is still a dream, but I have lots of goodies. All my powder cans and primer boxes are "empty" too. I also collect "empty" ammo crates and boxes.

Some good ideas. Thanks for posting!

 

[Johnn Peterson]

Nice looking set-ups, there boys! Mine is still a dream, but I have lots of goodies. All my powder cans and primer boxes are "empty" too. I also collect "empty" ammo crates and boxes.

Some good ideas. Thanks for posting!

After going through a 'couple' of reloading set-ups over the years, knowing what I know now, I have a new rule of thumb. To the best of your ability, figure out what size you need for a reloading bench and shelves or storage area, then double it. Before I made my present set-up, I made a pattern the size of the floor area out of cardboard and roughly drew a position/location 'map' with a felt pen in an attempt to best utilize the space I had available. At the time I figured I had lots of room and an allowance for expansion. It wasn't long before, as visable in my post #6, I was crowded and short of space which is where I am at present. Comfortable, but crowded and I'm out of extra space.

 

[kombayotch]

I use those clear bins for my brass too. Cheap and handy!

 

[Phantom Power]

Those are some enviable set ups guys. Giving me something to aspire to.

 

[rottweilerboy]

Very nice to see it all clean and organized unlike the last time I was there Lots of work but I bet you can find everything now quite easily.

I'm going to find an evening to "help?" him out with that .... when you hear him scream my name (while you are at home) you'll know I was there ;-)