captainmike
CGN Regular
- Location
- GVA- fraser valley BC
my modest installation
Show your reloading benches
- Thread starter ekoso
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my modest installation
I'm liking those press stands. Can't read the name on them. Care to share?
captainmike
CGN Regular
- Location
- GVA- fraser valley BC
yes You've got it
75$ each +tx+shipping
very strong no play ,,,,,love them
http://inlinefabrication.com/products/ultramount-for-lee-breech-lock-classic-cast-press
just be carefull to order the right mount for your press each base plate is dedicated to a brand and model with the right bolt patern
75$ each +tx+shipping
very strong no play ,,,,,love them
http://inlinefabrication.com/products/ultramount-for-lee-breech-lock-classic-cast-press
just be carefull to order the right mount for your press each base plate is dedicated to a brand and model with the right bolt patern
my modest installation
Alright captainmike now we need pics of the rest of your garage, cause you're about halfway there to my dream garage. I'm crossing my fingers for a land rover defender (or a G wagon, mog or hilux) in pieces being right behind the photog that took these pics.
I am making a point of sticking to the regulations, just in case, I should be the victim of a fire. Insurance companies would love to avoid paying out a claim, if they could prove improper storage of powder or primers. If the fire took out an adjoining property, I am sure that their insurance would consider a lawsuit to cover the costs.
captainmike
CGN Regular
- Location
- GVA- fraser valley BC
Hi MKVN
I can't show the rest of the garage it's quite a mess still in reno in the house so the garage is more a storage room but you can still imagine
a defender on the garage lift
I can't show the rest of the garage it's quite a mess still in reno in the house so the garage is more a storage room but you can still imagine
a defender on the garage lift
captainmike
CGN Regular
- Location
- GVA- fraser valley BC
Got ya
no just kidding
no just kiddingSome great ideas on here Here's mine. Canadian tire cabinet with bench built over it. Bench top is 1.5" plywood with oak veneer. The two parts cabinets are great for storing bullets,tools required for case prep, dies etc. Pretty cost effective.
Here's mine. Canadian tire cabinet with bench built over it. Bench top is 1.5" plywood with oak veneer. The two parts cabinets are great for storing bullets,tools required for case prep, dies etc. Pretty cost effective.
mossyhorns
CGN Regular
- Location
- The city that rhymes with fun
Wow. That's really clean ^^^
- Location
- South-western Manitoba
Here's mine. Had to get shelves up before I took any pictures to post. Had to organize the mess somehow.
Had to organize the mess somehow. 
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With the height of my desk in relation to my chair, I have to put my scale on a wooden box or bend my neck really low which gets painful when I do a few hundred rounds versus 10 or 20. I'll have to check these guys out.
- Location
- West Quebec
Some great ideas on here
What's on the floor..been looking for something to cover cement and allow chairs to roll easily..
Way too clean!Some great ideas on here
No way any work takes place there
Your Correct! The chair doesn't move that easily but had to get something down so i didn't tear the sh!t out of the floor. Let me know if you guys has found something better. It's usually not quite that clean, this picture was taken just after i re-finished it.
