Show us a picture of your reloading bench

Here is my area.

In the process of reloading.

attachment.php


Bob
 

Attachments

  • P1010059 reduced.jpg
    P1010059 reduced.jpg
    159.8 KB · Views: 2,859
I guess I need to get a digital camera and post mine... HisSoldier, how's that RCBS Progressive working out for you, looks like a solid piece of equipment (I use a Hornady LnL myself, but I do use RCBS Rifle Dies)...
 
Thanks for posting your photo's guys.
It sure is fun to see how other reloaders are set up, it is great to get ideas from other folks-what a great hobby.
Floydster
 
DEDON45, I love the RCBS Pro2000, very fast, but then I'm used to setting up automatic equipment for production, the learning curve wasn't too bad. The learning curve was why I got the (used) RCBS Jr. press to remove bad loads, took a while to figure out the pitfalls. The APS primer system took a while to figure out, I was missing the first primer in the strip for a while, and still have a few that get in a bit sideways. I set the loaded rounds in a tray primer up to spot them.

I recently found that 5.0 grains of Unique falls more consitently than 5.5 grains. I don't know why, and I mean a LOT more consistently.

Now, how long before we need to figure out how to make our own lead styphnate primers? :mad:
 
Ok, I finally got a pic. What you do not see here is the full size dresser off to the left, that houses all of my supplies (powder, primers, bullets, tools, not often used dies, etc....)

DSC00808.gif
 
Hi guys,
I am fairly new to reloading and am in the process of modifying a workbech to use for reloading. I checked here to get some ideas. They are some great looking set-ups. Hope you don't mind if I have some questions about reloading.


LW
 
Thanks for all the great posts!

After many, many months of reading this thread I decided to start reloading. There are so many good ideas and great examples of benches here. Some are quite elaborate and detailed while others show how a small work space or limited working capital doesn't stand in the way of someones imagination.

My little reloading bench is only about five feet long. But this allows me to keep it in the basement rather than the garage which is important in the winter! At this time I just reload for my .45's but plan to move into .223 this winter.

Thanks to everyone who has posted in this thread for motivating others to try reloading their own ammo!

51b2f655-1.jpg
 
New Guy here...

As soon as I get back from BMT I'm welding up a tank of a bench and getting set up for .223 to start.

Some NICE benches on here, hard to believe this thread spans 2 years and still has current posts.
 
Very humble, new reloading setup - am already addicted and it's only been a week! Reloading makes shooting modern guns as much fun as the old blackpowder!

reload2.jpg
 
Man, I bet you hated drilling holes in that beautiful top...
I saw this bench at our Costco and they're nice but I didn't notice a lower shelf...did yours come with one?
P9250003-1.jpg
 
bench

Yes I did hate to drill but had no choice and figured it would be permanant. No it did not come with a shelf but that was remedied easily. I bought a 8 ft 2X12 and slid it in. no cutting no screw down, nothing. So the cost was only $7.99. I need to seal or paint it and thats all. The bench is 8ft so I have a lot of room to clean guns etc. I think it was a great buy and is working out well:)
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar threads

H&R Glock
  • Locked
World's Smallest Reloading Bench (contest??)
2
Replies
45
Views
4K
Mike Kerr
Mike Kerr
C
  • Locked
How strong is your reloading bench?
2
Replies
44
Views
4K
Kramer Krazy
K
F
  • Locked
Show off your bench day
2 3 4 5 6 7
Replies
151
Views
23K
rattletrap1970
R
R
  • Locked
Compact Reloading Bench Solutions
Replies
13
Views
2K
jmorris
jmorris
B
  • Locked
Reloading bench building plans compilation
Replies
14
Views
2K
brighamr
B
Back
Top