I want to get into reloading but...

[Alvin in AZ]

What about Lee's Hand Press?
What are its limitations?
Anybody else making a smiliar product?
If so, how do they compare?

Alvin in AZ

 

[Liberty4Ever]

Vertical Reloading Bench Saves Space

I too would like to get into reloading. However, I have a small house and really don't have any room for a bench. Are there any portable options for reloading?

I made a very small yet full featured vertical reloading bench. In my old house, it was mounted to the back wall in a walk in closet. It's now mounted behind my computer in my office. I can turn around and reload whenever I like. There's a lot of capability squeezed into 26" of wall space. The bench is 8" deep, and including press overhang it's only 12" deep. The brass storage, case tumble cleaning, and lead bullet casting stuff are all stored in the basement, but otherwise, this is my complete reloading bench. Mounted to the wall, it's rock solid.



Full details:

http://www.ktog.org/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=2504;action=display;num=1160075953;start=0#11

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[Alvin in AZ]

Man Liberty, that's really cool!

Far be it from this sloppy bastard to suggest tidy-ness to anyone, even a dog, but... ever thought about puttin a curtain on it?

Alvin <--libertarian and librarian (was all the time looking up stuff in my metallurgy books to answer questions on rec.knives