Here are some pics from my bench. I cleaned, sized, and primed 2000 mixed range brass with Fed 150 primers. The bullets are Berry's 200 Gr HP. I am loading 500 of them. I have already loaded 250 Berry's 230 Gr RN and 250 X-Treme 225 Gr TrFP bullets.
The ammo can is a surplus first aid kit box from Cheaper Than Dirt. They are out of the small ones in the pic and will ship a bit larger one. They are in great shape. I like both sizes and wish I had bought more of the smaller ones when they had them.
If you look close you can see the light shining on the case with powder in it and the Fenix E1 in the press. I bored out a hole for it. It can go in either the 4th or 5th station.
The Expander is Redding, the Seater is Redding, although most of my pistol seaters are Hornady. The Taper Crimp die is a Redding, although I have Lee, RCBS, & C&H Taper Crimp dies as well.
The workbench is homemade from an entertainment center that I scrounged from the trash 20 + years ago and used parts and pieces and some new wood to build a reloading bench.
The Press is an old Hornady Projector, with some repair work.
I do not prime with it any more and we are both happier.
I use Hornady die rings and you can see my tool for tightening them on the bench. I cut the working part from the flat Hornady tool and welded it to an old handle from a broken 3/8 rachet.
Well, I am off to watch my son perform in the end of the year band concert. It is also their FINAL.
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The ammo can is a surplus first aid kit box from Cheaper Than Dirt. They are out of the small ones in the pic and will ship a bit larger one. They are in great shape. I like both sizes and wish I had bought more of the smaller ones when they had them.
If you look close you can see the light shining on the case with powder in it and the Fenix E1 in the press. I bored out a hole for it. It can go in either the 4th or 5th station.
The Expander is Redding, the Seater is Redding, although most of my pistol seaters are Hornady. The Taper Crimp die is a Redding, although I have Lee, RCBS, & C&H Taper Crimp dies as well.
The workbench is homemade from an entertainment center that I scrounged from the trash 20 + years ago and used parts and pieces and some new wood to build a reloading bench.
The Press is an old Hornady Projector, with some repair work.
I do not prime with it any more and we are both happier.
I use Hornady die rings and you can see my tool for tightening them on the bench. I cut the working part from the flat Hornady tool and welded it to an old handle from a broken 3/8 rachet.
Well, I am off to watch my son perform in the end of the year band concert. It is also their FINAL.
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Shell plates were the problem.
