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    Show us a picture of your reloading bench

    A few more additions... I built this small sliding door cabinet to lock down my primers as my grandchildren tend to get curious about this stuff... I also built a locking door for one of the cubbyholes in the back of the bench for the powder. I was keeping this stuff in my safe, but I...
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    Show us a picture of your reloading bench

    Get them bullets reloaded??? Don't have time, what with all the carpentry work and all... :D
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    Show us a picture of your reloading bench

    Continued... Almost done... promise!!! FINALLY found a decent bracket for the magnifier to get rid of that bulky base that kept tipping over. Even hit the floor and blew a fuse once... Built these shelves up in the rafters to hold a nice old pair of Advent bookshelf speakers... I've...
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    Show us a picture of your reloading bench

    My gun area... I don't have any pictures of my first attempt at a loading bench. This is a bench I bought from Harbor Freight Tools and built a hutch on top to match it... Another shot, showing more of the work area... Another shot showing a bit more... I built another bench and...
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    Show us a picture of your reloading bench

    There are seventeen freakin' locks on that pegboard... oy vey. I think it's time to put most of 'em in a drawer or something. I never even thought about it until you brought it up. It's just been... new gun = hang lock on pegboard. <------------ creature of habit...
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    Show us a picture of your reloading bench

    Finally got around to the white pegboard... A whole lot more of a pain in the ass than I'd assumed... Another Shot... (I know... the locks are still there ;-) ) Got kind of carried away with the shelves that hold the speakers for the stereo/tv... I've actually done a whole...
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    Show us a picture of your reloading bench

    Still working on this... Next is the new full size white pegboard... Re-finished the front of the cleaning bench to match the reloading bench... I built a whole new bookcase to replace the old, beat up, dark wood one that was here. It's built in the same style as the hutches... came...
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    Show us a picture of your reloading bench

    Like everyone elses loading bench, this is a work in progress. I think I'm just over half finished. I added a second "hutch" that's actually a 24" cube. This way I have access to shelving both in the front, and back of the unit... The rear of the unit. That television is also now the...
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    Show us a picture of your reloading bench

    Harbor Freight Tools Workbench... I've seen a number of discussions on reloading boards about the 60" Harbor Freight Tools workbench and its suitability for use as a reloading bench. I only reload handgun ammo so I don't need an aircraft carrier class bench... What I really needed was more...
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    Polishing brass with stainless media, and some prep work pics. LOTS of pics!

    NICE!!! How hard is it to separate the brass/media/water? If I stuck brass in my wife's oven, though... I'd have to hide the rolling pin... :uhoh:
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    Primer Pocket Cleaning. Which method?

    stainless steel pins in a tumbler? What kind/brand of tumbler? Like a rock polishing tumbler? This sounds interesting...
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    Primer Pocket Cleaning. Which method?

    Okay... this is probably a stupid question and if so won't be my first or last. The one thing I don't at all enjoy about reloading is cleaning primer pockets with a hand tool. I'm wondering if it makes more sense to buy something like the "RCBS Trim mate" to help automate the task to a...
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    Show us a picture of your reloading bench

    A work in progress... I started reloading a few months ago, and I'm pretty much out of room. This is just a makeshift reloading bench with plans for a total do-over in the spring. I'm having a bulkhead installed for better access to the basement and this whole shebang is right in the way...
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    I Now Lube my Handgun Cases

    I've been dampening a large patch with Marvel Mystery Oil and lubing every other case. Poifect! -Gillis
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    optimal load for 9mm win231 115gr fmj

    Thanks... Excellent advice. I think I need a couple more manuals. -Gillis
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