Portable Handloaders

[heavyBullet]

^^^^^Doesn't that tip over when you pull down on the press handle?

No its quite sturdy, weighs 31lbs.

 

[outoftowner]

Maybe try and find an old sewing machine table that the center of it can flip upside down to hide your sewing machine (reloading equipment).

 

[dead meat]

Find an old Lee hand tool, the ones that you hammer the case in and out. Next sit in your easy chair in front of tv and start pounding away, you`ll either get a spot in the basement to work in or a divorce.

 

[Canuck223]

Really, there isn't a 3 foot corner or closet in the house to call your own?

In my first house, the most convienient place for me to set up my bench was in the laundry room. I had a corner about 4x3 that was up for grabs. I designed my bench around the space.

 

[KDX]

You could use the hand press like a thigh master but I would recommend a conventional press on a portable bench of some sort for your arm situation.

 

[saskgunowner101]

Really, there isn't a 3 foot corner or closet in the house to call your own?

That was the first thing that popped into my head. How about an old microwave stand?? Reinforce it with some 3/4 plywood and you're good to go. Plenty of storage room for dies, bullets, etc underneath.

 

[teller]

You asked for portable, here's one you can actually take to the range with you. Packs up nice and small.

http://www.alpharubicon.com/leo/gotammo.htm

 

[Paatz]

I picked up one of these Lee "Zero Error" Target Model Loader.
Pretty cool piece of kit, with a micrometer on the die.

 

[Brocolt]

I picked up one of these Lee "Zero Error" Target Model Loader.
Pretty cool piece of kit, with a micrometer on the die.

where did you find that, I haven't seen this before? I have seen the red boxed set.

 

[Brocolt]

I picked up one of these Lee "Zero Error" Target Model Loader.
Pretty cool piece of kit, with a micrometer on the die.

where did you find that? I haven't seen this before. I have seen the red boxed set is this a new item? display box you would think it was an older product.

 

[Northman999]

You asked for portable, here's one you can actually take to the range with you. Packs up nice and small.

http://www.alpharubicon.com/leo/gotammo.htm

Darn, now I have to make one of those!

BTW, I too have brought a couple hundred brass and a Lee hand press to work, and filled down time with resizing/decapping. Works fine.

 

[chemo]

why not use an arbor press?
sure beats a hand press in my books. However, the dies are different
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[heavyBullet]

Nice score Brocolt.