Show us a picture of your reloading bench
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Photomask,
Loading 50BMG on the big RCBS, a good solid rock chucker single stage for all other rifle, and two 550b's, one for large primer, one for small...
At least, that's how I would have done it....
Course, I am a bit pissed (Drunk)right now so I may have gotten it wrong...
Cheers, Mate.
Loading 50BMG on the big RCBS, a good solid rock chucker single stage for all other rifle, and two 550b's, one for large primer, one for small...
At least, that's how I would have done it....
Course, I am a bit pissed (Drunk)right now so I may have gotten it wrong...
Cheers, Mate.
WhisperFan
Member
Here's mine
VonFatman
Member
Photomask,
First, WELCOME to the Forum!!
Sweet looking set up...all in a neat and organized row. I like it! Like others mentioned, great cabinets.
WhisperFan,
You too sir, Welcome to the Forum!!
Your set up reminds me of my nook in our basement. Kinda homey and removed from the hustle of homelife...where a re loader can concentrate on his/her Ps & Qs.
Nice set up!
Bob
First, WELCOME to the Forum!!
Sweet looking set up...all in a neat and organized row. I like it! Like others mentioned, great cabinets.
WhisperFan,
You too sir, Welcome to the Forum!!
Your set up reminds me of my nook in our basement. Kinda homey and removed from the hustle of homelife...where a re loader can concentrate on his/her Ps & Qs.
Nice set up!
Bob
~z
Member
you folks with basements are lucky!
~z
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Roccobro
Member
I agree!
Justin
Justin
aerod1
Member
WhisperFan,
Is that a Ponsness Warren shot shell reloader on the left side of your bench? If so, which model is it and how do you like it? It looks a lot like a Ponsness Warren I have just acquired. I am going to start reloading shot shells. My PW is a model 375.
Is that a Ponsness Warren shot shell reloader on the left side of your bench? If so, which model is it and how do you like it? It looks a lot like a Ponsness Warren I have just acquired. I am going to start reloading shot shells. My PW is a model 375.
WhisperFan
Member
Nope - it is an RCBS Mini-Grand in 20ga. I know it isn't the one you mentioned, but I really like it.
aerod1
Member
Well, OK. Nice "man cave" you there!
bikertrash63
Member
Here my bench, humble but it does.
Hopefully this link works, I couldn't get the pictures on here directly. These are picts of my bench, I use 3 presses, an RCBS reloader special that was my first press, I basically use it for de-capping and odd pistol rounds that I don't shoot many of. The next press is an RCBS Ammomaster Auto progressive, it has been upgraded with a competition powder measure for accuracy, a case activated linkage kit and a powder lock-out die for safaty issues. I have two upper plates for it, one set up for .44 Mag and one set up for 9mm, this makes change overs very fast. The last press on the end is an RCBS Ammomaster 2 single, the two Ammomasters are held on with 7/16 wingnuts so I can swap them around when I need to use the other, this frees up a little bench space and makes it easier to clean rifles on this bench. The tumblers are both set up with different media, one is walnut and the other is corn cob with Flitz added to it.
http://s384.photobucket.com/albums/oo284/bikertrash63/
Hopefully this link works, I couldn't get the pictures on here directly. These are picts of my bench, I use 3 presses, an RCBS reloader special that was my first press, I basically use it for de-capping and odd pistol rounds that I don't shoot many of. The next press is an RCBS Ammomaster Auto progressive, it has been upgraded with a competition powder measure for accuracy, a case activated linkage kit and a powder lock-out die for safaty issues. I have two upper plates for it, one set up for .44 Mag and one set up for 9mm, this makes change overs very fast. The last press on the end is an RCBS Ammomaster 2 single, the two Ammomasters are held on with 7/16 wingnuts so I can swap them around when I need to use the other, this frees up a little bench space and makes it easier to clean rifles on this bench. The tumblers are both set up with different media, one is walnut and the other is corn cob with Flitz added to it.
http://s384.photobucket.com/albums/oo284/bikertrash63/
VonFatman
Member
btrash63,
Nice set up! AND...Welcome to the Forum!!!!!
Bob
Nice set up! AND...Welcome to the Forum!!!!!
Bob
bikertrash63
Member
Thank you, I have found a lot of interesting info here.
This thread just keeps getting better.
I like the closed cabinet designs for dust control personally. I have mine in my garage and often reloading is not on the venue, but making dust is.
I have a small shelf at eye heigh on the wall for using at the "in queue" items being employed at the time of cartridge manufacture.
With all the home renovations going on around the country, you should have no problem finding old used house cabinets that make a fabulous bench with a new top and minimal effort.
I like the closed cabinet designs for dust control personally. I have mine in my garage and often reloading is not on the venue, but making dust is.
I have a small shelf at eye heigh on the wall for using at the "in queue" items being employed at the time of cartridge manufacture.
With all the home renovations going on around the country, you should have no problem finding old used house cabinets that make a fabulous bench with a new top and minimal effort.
Sommerled
Member
Acerman,
Nice set up! To bad you can't get a Green press, just a Blue,Red,Yellow, and Grey!
Sommerled (with the green tractor in the barn)
Nice set up! To bad you can't get a Green press, just a Blue,Red,Yellow, and Grey!
Sommerled (with the green tractor in the barn)
RugerBob
Member
nice set up acerman. I added a lube-sizer station to my area
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.VonFatman
Member
acerman & RugerBob,
Very nice, both are very well lit! I like lots of light when at my bench!
Thanks for sharing!
Very nice, both are very well lit! I like lots of light when at my bench!
Thanks for sharing!
LAH
Member
Nice mount Mcflury...........Creeker
Griz44
Member
RugerBob, what's the ax for?
