Moving stuff

[chief99]

Man , you don't realize how much reloading stuff you have until you have to move it. Had to move my reloading station to have a room for my grandsons. Not only move it but move it upstairs. Took me 2 days . Boxed up all the stuff and got it upstairs . That only left one thing , yes you guessed it , the bench. My bench is probably like yours , sturdy. The legs are 4 by 4. then 2 by 4's and 3/4 inch plywood , must weigh 150 lbs. or more . I turned that sucker on it's back and pulled it up those stairs, one stair at I time. Liked to have killed me. 61 yrs. old but I got it done. Hope to never move my station again .

 

[Recruit]

Good job Chief! Those silly bullets probably weighed more than the bench

 

[Trailduster79]

I know the feeling. I just moved and still haven't gotten it all straight yet.

 

[bainter1212]

Ha! Chief, you need a friend. Call him up and treat him to a six pack once you all are done. Works wonders, that promise of beer does....

 

[medalguy]

Beer? Chief, need any more help?

I understand. We moved to another state last year and the brass and bullets as well as loaded ammo nearly killed me. Oh to have just moved upstairs....

 

[dickttx]

Last summer (year ago) we moved from a place in the country AND a place in town, to another place in town. Got set up pretty good for loading at the new place, but just yesterday found a couple of things I had been looking for since the move.
Christmas my daughter brought me a 5 gallon plastic bucket (very heavy) and said that I probably hadn't wanted to send it home with her the previous summer. It was full to the lid with boxes of loaded ammo. Until yesterday I had been carefully walking around it since Christmas, thinking it was full of ground corn cob polishing media. Now I have more ammo than I thought, but less polishing media.