Show us a picture of your reloading bench

My Tactical Closet

turned a storage closet into my man cave this weekend...here's the result.

Thanks to all on this board that helped me decide reloading would work for me!
 

Attachments

  • 100_8243.JPG
    100_8243.JPG
    516.9 KB · Views: 758
Seabee,
Is that Loadmaster carrier all natural metal? I see no black paint on it. Maybe it is just the lighting... Nice setup.

I pulled my Loadmaster apart today, completely, down to the last piece. I gave it a complete cleaning and lubed it all as it went together. After close to 20K rounds, it was getting pretty dirty. I was amazed at how easy these are to work on. Nice choice in equipment and a great layout. Seems to work very well in a limited space.
 
Grizz44....yep. It's all metal. Well, except for the prmer system. I'm already cussing that primer system. It seems to jam on me every few rounds or so. I've loaded ~150 .45 ACP (doing them 1 at a time til I'm comfortable), with about 40 "bad" primers.

I'll give it a while before I decide it's the machine and not me.
 
This old lab bench is collecting dust in my office. I'm trying to convince my boss that it needs to go away. Ima thinkin' it would make a dandy addition to my basement for a reloading/gunsmiffin' bench! All steel with a composite top, it's a heavy sucker. Put it up against the wall, with some shelving on the top mounted to the wall, and I'd be set!

DSCN1788.gif

DSCN1789.gif

DSCN1790.gif
 
You know, the one with the most toys wins. There sure are a lot of nice reloading rooms on this thread. Glenn
 

Attachments

  • bench1.jpg
    bench1.jpg
    264.2 KB · Views: 659
  • bench2.jpg
    bench2.jpg
    286.4 KB · Views: 771
  • supplies.jpg
    supplies.jpg
    168.6 KB · Views: 559
  • supplies2.jpg
    supplies2.jpg
    180.4 KB · Views: 561
Last edited:
reloaders

some chemistry
physics
efficiency specialists
designers
woodworkers
inventory & cross use specialists
equipment set up and maintenance

product testers; non-destructive and destructive

a hobby within a hobby
...and we save money this way :D
 
2X4 Basics bench

I used the 2X4 Basics kit to make mine. I did not follow the instructions though. Instead of one 2x4 as a cross brace I used multiple 2x6's to strengthen it. I doubled up the 2x6 on the spots I was going to mount my presses. 3/4 plywood for the top. It very stout and heavy. Sturdy as a concrete wall. It it kinda cluttered. Still have shelves to build and organizing to do.

DSC03216.jpg

DSC03244.jpg
 
Last edited:
Mine got relocated.

The wife let me have my older sons room when he moved out. Now I have a man cave to hide in. :D

I built my reloading bench out of scraps from an entertainment center someone threw away, although I did have to add a couple of pieces of new wood.
 
Last edited:
just another bench

the woodshop was here first, i actually had to make room for the bench, this is actually a barm and it has a full basement under it, i heat it 24/7 as i have free natural gas, my only complaint is no bathroom, i gotta walk back to the house to pay my respects to the toilet.
 

Attachments

  • 100_2560.jpg
    100_2560.jpg
    855.9 KB · Views: 761
  • 100_2564.jpg
    100_2564.jpg
    712.9 KB · Views: 581
  • 100_2566.jpg
    100_2566.jpg
    747.8 KB · Views: 572
My basement. Benchs are Home Depot kits. Also tie flys to the l/h of the TV.
 

Attachments

  • Reload Bs.jpg
    Reload Bs.jpg
    53.7 KB · Views: 921
Just getting back into reloading

The bench below was built by using scrap wood at my local Lowe's store. Total cost around $40. This was my first attempt and plan to add a sister archery table as well. Enjoy.
 

Attachments

  • Joes-reload-bench.jpg
    Joes-reload-bench.jpg
    203.9 KB · Views: 609
Don't know about you guys but I got some x-mas money burning a hole in my pocket. I see a hutch for my bench (already posted) the dispenser for my charge master and a Redding 2400 in my near future. I will repost with my new hutch. Anyone else get or getting some new toys for X-mas? Lets see pics
 
I'm always impressed at peoples ingenuity in storing reloading equipment. Myself, I prefer old kitchen cabinet uppers. There's just something I like about being able to close the door and not see my stuff. Mind you, they're overfilled and the hobby spreads out on the bench. But, as I see it now, I have plenty of storage in two double cabinet upppers above my bench.

I've been following and contributing to this thread for some time now and have yet to see any "pre-fabbed" reloading benches.

Does anyone make such a beast? Is there a reloaders cabinet/bench out there that's specifically marketed as such? Just wondering what "industry" folks would offer.
 
I am living in Slovakia in Middle Europe. In the New Year 2009 our country uses a new money - Euros. This is no important for You if You are living in USA. I often look this beautiful site, may be, that only hundreds of people in the USA uses reloading bench?...
 
Last edited:
My Man Cave

OK, guys I've been a lurker here on & off for awhile. I found this thread yesterday while researching a new reloading bench for a buddy of mine.

So, here's a few pics of my reloading space for my first post here.



DSC09320.jpg
[/IMG]

DSC09317.jpg
[/IMG]
 
pzember,
Welcome sir! I would guess in the USA, we have THOUSANDS and THOUSANDS of people with reloading benches. We like our guns and many of us enjoy making our own ammunition!

Lookinforlunkers,
WOW!! that is a dandy. Congratulations!


Hey MarkT...NICE set-up!! And welcome!!!!

Bob
 
Back
Top