[trapper500]

I recently happened on to the website & found a awesome reloading block .Since then ive bought 6 of his blocks & they are the best ive ever used to date .Paul offers them in Maple & composite . I got 4 of the Xlarge & 2 large & iam planning on buying more soon .Paul even gives a LIFETIME WARRANTY on all of his blocks He has most every size of cartridge there is .Visit his website & check them out

[GLShooter]

Those are sure good looking. I always laugh at a life time warranty on something that has no moving parts. How does a loading block go bad? :)

Greg

[jcwit]

Now those are good looking blocks and the price is right and reasonable shipping costs. Excellent review also.

Thanks jcwit

[guntech59]

Better link> http://www.theultimateloadingblock.com/

I have been making my own from some type of plastic bars I found at work. They are functional, but not nearly a good looking as those!

[bds]

How does a loading block go bad?
From some canine teeth!

>^..^< Woof, woof :neener:

[RandyP]

For the woodworking hobbyists out there I came across this posting on making your own blocks:

http://www.ar15.com/content/page.html?id=487

[WNTFW]

I am considered a decent wood worker and have some tools available to me.

There is no way I would make my own. I just buy from http://www.theultimateloadingblock.com/

Those are a deal!!

[Offfhand]

Anyone who proclaims the "ultimate" anything is stating an open invitation to quickly be shown any number of variations of the same thing that are better, prettier, more expensive, cheaper, more efficient, better made or more desirable. As shown in attached photo of loading blocks that are made of exotic woods, crystal Lucite, laminates, oak, aromatic red cedar, walnut with hand rubbed oil finish, and even beautifully crafted blocks that neatly dovetail into mahogany storage chests.
Ultimate? I think not.

[GLG20]

Offfhand, I could not agree more. I have seen so many variations over the last 40 years. Currently my favorite are the Sinclair Intl blocks, tho I have accumulated a lot of different ones over the years.

[k4swb]

I like the Flambeau Twin 60 loading trays. With 60 places on each side I can separate the processed rounds to make keeping up with where I am easier without needing two trays. One side has smaller holes for smaller cases, the other larger.

Alas no longer made.

[sweatequity]

I have also purchased The Ultimate Loading Block from a review from youtube via Jeff at gunblast.com These are by far the nicest loading blocks out there and for only $8.50 you definately cant go wrong. There are as many sizes to choose from as from sinclair if not more and these beat out sinclair by a mile. Try them you will not be dissappointed.

[trapper500]

http://www.theultimateloadingblock.com/
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