Show your reloading benches
- Thread starter ekoso
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Recently downsized my reload area.
Went from a 14x15 room to a 10x10 room.
Cleaned it up, made it functional, dropped 4 calibers by lack of interest.
Right now I only shoot and reload for 3 centerfire calibers, .308win, 6.5x47 Lapua, 9mm, that's it that's all.
Less guns, more focus on what I got.
Went from a 14x15 room to a 10x10 room.
Cleaned it up, made it functional, dropped 4 calibers by lack of interest.
Right now I only shoot and reload for 3 centerfire calibers, .308win, 6.5x47 Lapua, 9mm, that's it that's all.
Less guns, more focus on what I got.
That's just way to neat and tidy. Plastic cover on the couch????
How do you find anything???
You have one item attached, in a handy spot, that everyone who handloads should have close to hand.
A FIRE EXTINGUISHER.
Good on you
Munkey1973
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Regina, SK
The only press I've used, an old Lyman Orange Crusher, and the simple RCBS scale...
Jim
Very clean, organized, and efficient use of space!
If you had a better brand of beer (like Keith's) on your benchtop, then I'd give it a perfect 10 for presentation ! LOL J/K
- Location
- Fraser Valley, B.C.
These posts are inspiring as someone who has just gotten into reloading.
I have scrounged and found deals as I slowly build a collection of items my gear has come from a handful of places.. Currently hunting for good deals on a single stage press! Its not much but I loaded and chrono'd my first ten rounds the other day and it was awesome!!! working on a load for my 6.5 PRC.
Happy Wednesday Everyone.
I have scrounged and found deals as I slowly build a collection of items my gear has come from a handful of places.. Currently hunting for good deals on a single stage press! Its not much but I loaded and chrono'd my first ten rounds the other day and it was awesome!!! working on a load for my 6.5 PRC.
Happy Wednesday Everyone.
MudChucker
Regular
- Location
- Niverville, Manitoba, CA
So here's what 3500$ Cdn gets. A Dillon 1050 with a whole bunch of spare parts, multiple things that cost a fair bit to get. So now I'm set with multiple primer tubes to allow a lot more uninterrupted running, as I now can prefill them. But I won't be getting one of the ridiculously priced auto fillers. (1000$ +). So I'll be bored out of my mind stabbing primers into the tubes, maybe I can convert a hand primer to do it.
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I bought The Hornady 1911 Primer tube filler for a tenth of that. Not perfect and has some quirks, but gets the job done much faster than doing it manually one primer at a time.
One quirk is the you have to find the sweet spot in depth of insertion of the primer tube. Once found, you literally hum along.
One quirk is the you have to find the sweet spot in depth of insertion of the primer tube. Once found, you literally hum along.
I bought The Hornady 1911 Primer tube filler for a tenth of that. Not perfect and has some quirks, but gets the job done much faster than doing it manually one primer at a time.
One quirk is the you have to find the sweet spot in depth of insertion of the primer tube. Once found, you literally hum along.
Sweet thanks never knew about that!
