Show us a picture of your reloading bench

I use that pic as "proof of clean" so I can show everybody that at one time the place was clean.

Greg

PS: I'll get the new Dillon calender next week, on sale when I drop by their shop!!!:D
 
GLShooter, question???????????

In the top picture, can you load with the Lyman All American where it's bolted on the bench? Will the handle travel full stroke?
 
Yes, I can use the full stroke. Also, if you look on the second picture you will see another AA Turret that I use also. It also allows full movement of the handle.

Greg
 

Some updates in equipment and consumables stock…
I got a few new Hornady products and have a few more on the way. I still have a Forster press coming…

I got to get that room in the garage done this spring… I am OUT of room in here!
 

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A few more photos
 

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It's simple and humble, but I like it

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The bottom is from a old metal office chair
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2 pieces of exhaust pipe (one that will slide down inside the other)
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a piece of flat metal and a piece of scrap rebar/round bar for strength
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a bolt and nut
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Welcome to THR, brow_tines! Looks simple but effective; I imagine it is easily toted to the range for on-site load development too.

:)
 
Yep all you have to do is loose the bolt and the 2 pieces will come apart. Just thought even though having a room/big space dedicated to reloading is really nice, that a beginner doesn't have to have a "big space" to reload.
 
Headaches, I usually get those from banging my head against the wall, but the pill bottle is empty and filled with little lead BB's that came extra with the dies for the star. I Like to re-use stuff I can get for free, you should see my garage, it looks like I run a Deli Salad Factory from all the plastic cantainers I get from the local grocerey store, they may great storage for brass and other stuff. As far as overengineering goes, I am not sure about that but it works for me!!!!! I just got the Co/Ax and so far love it!!!!
 
Over engineered gear WORKS. You will never wear out that RCBS. My pro-2000 isn't a refined piece of equipment, but I couldn't break it if I had a half hour to spare and a sledge hammer.
 
Here's a few of mine, not much but it works...

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Had to make a little brother mount for the LEE....
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And got to have somewhere to sit....
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The tire rim was from the spare off my first vehicle. :)
 
Well, I started this after getting back from deployment in Late May 2010. I started out bolting my press to a table before getting a proper bench.
 

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I just realized after looking through a few pages here what is going to happen to me in the future. I have only been "into" shooting for about 4 years. I have already accumulated about 35 guns and a modest reloading set up.

Sick part is I am now thinking about what guns to buy in terms of "reloading". I really want a Freedom Arms Sparrowhawk, just so I can reload for it. Is that a problem.


Anyways I'm thinking at this point I should just add an addition to my house and get it over with. Would be way easier than trying VERY hard to keep it all confined.
 
I picked up a big batch of 25 ACP once. Bought the wife a Berreta the next month!!

Greg

PS: Build on now. Money is cheap.:eek:
 
We finally got our bench set up again after #?*! thieves stole our stuff. We've pieced enough together to start loading again, but it's not done by any stretch. I'll try and get a pic posted this afternoon.
 
It's nothing to write home about YET.
This will get us by for now. Hopefully, as funds allow, we'll have it set up like we want it before too long.
I won't complain anymore though. I am getting my fix! :)
The room is a wreck but before too long, it'll be a great man cave. The bench is the neatest thing in the building.
As you can see, we have no real brand preferences. There's a little red, a little green and a little orange represented. Hopefully one day, there will be some blue. :)


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Stealing reloading gear?!? Me thinks this is not the smartest decision one could make...guy *might* like his press...heck he might even have a gun! :D
 
It doesn't yet Mike. I'm planning that for when you come up. :)
Maverick, you'd think people would be smarter than that. The building it was in was pretty far away from my brother's house, so getting in and out would be possible without being detected. Now it's at a building at my house where it's much closer. There will soon be an alarm with a bullhorn outside pointed right at my bedroom window.
 
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