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[UpTheHill]

Here's my Man-Ville. used to be a 1 bedroom guesthouse on the 2nd floor of my garage. tricked my wife into letting me use it as my workshop, and she hasn't gotten it back since. the gunsmithing table is on other side of room, it has a wood stove for the winter, a full bath, and small kitchen area (no stove or oven).

it's definitely a work in progress.

 

[RugerBob]

UpTheHill - Nice set up. Love the view out the window. Mines in the basement, no view. lol.

 

[UpTheHill]

I'm on top of a hill, so I can see about 25 - 30 miles out that window to the south. It does beat the basement setup I had at my last place.

 

[aubie515]

Mounted my RCBS on my table this afternoon since the portable table wasn't going to be strong enough to load 338LM. My area looks really messy compared to other pictures...and this is even after I cleaned up today.

 

[flashhole]

Sweet, where did you get the table the RC is mounted on?

 

[aubie515]

Are you talking to me? You can buy the table along with the shelf from Sam's Club.

 

[acjfd102]

I think He means the bench that the Tipton gun vise is on.

 

[LAH]

I think He means the bench that the Tipton gun vise is on.

That bench looks like a the Sams Club bench.

 

[flashhole]

Yes, that's the one I meant. Thanks.

 

[dihnen]

Here are some pictures of my reloading setup and my RCBS Pro 2000 press. The built-in cabinets hold powder, cases, and primers. The bench is heavily reinforced to manage the heavy Pro 2000 without the need for legs on the bench.

-- Dave

 

[trapper500]

Pics Of Loading Benches

Very Nice reloading shops fellas very nice indeed

 

[45Autoloader]

Hey dihnen,

Is that a drummer's thrown you are using there? I have been thinking about try one out. Is it working out good for you?

 

[BrainOnSigs]

 

[Cavedweller_]

My corner of the cave

 

[hogcowboy]

Not a very good picture but here's mine.

 

[TH3180]

Here is an updated pic.

 

[dsm]

Posted my bench before, but recently added a Dillon Square Deal to load 45 ACP.

 

[lturford]

Ya'll inspired me to move off the workmate and build something a little more luxurious - It was somewhat of a hassle having to set it up if it was broken down or having to put it all onto shelves if I needed to use the workmate - Lots of great benches posted here with innovative ideas -
I built this in the last few days - I still have a few things I want to do to the area - IE a small peg board and clean up the last of the sawdust -

 

[GLShooter]

Nice and clean. It ought to serve you well.

Greg

 

[oneshot375]

My Little Red Reloading Bench

This is my version of a popular reloading bench available on the internet. Didn't cost much and was easy to build.

 

[Inksinme2]

my loading bench

I just got done loading some 454's, can't wait to get to the range, if it would ever quit raining here in Ohio.

 

[Whiskey11]

My latest addition and my reloading bench... thoroughly messy.

Pretty obvious whats what, just added the Hornady LNL AP today to complement my LEE Anniversary breach lock kit. LNL AP is set up for .45 ACP, the LEE for .308 WIN. Just loaded my first 100 rounds of .45 ACP on the LNL and lovin it! So much quicker than doing it on the single stage. Currently I fire about 450 rounds of .45 ACP per outing and that takes FOREVER on a single stage, so the upgrade is well worth it.

I have a Lyman 1200 sitting out in the garage as my only other bit of reloading gear

Buddy Christ is necessary for every reloading operation, keeps me sane!

 

[Ronno]

Now you have to add the case feeder and bullet feeder and it becomes you own ammo factory... You do not even touch a bullet or case other than to empty your finished tray!

 

[Whiskey11]

Aye... gotta get to another paycheck or four before I can do that though Got some other things that are priority over things that might as well be a luxury! I don't mind putting bullets in, so the case feeder will be first. Right now, it's not bad though Much faster then reloading everything in steps that is for sure!

I just need more components so I can actually enjoy it! I need to go shooting this sunday so I have empty brass to run through it

 

[meak99]

New to reloading, new bench!

Hi everyone - your photos inspired me. I've been shooting small bore rifles and shotgun most of my life, but just started shooting pistol last November. I quickly realized how much ammo you can burn through, especially with a range in my back yard, and the need to be able to make my own. I picked up a Lee Classic Turret this spring, along with a Lee Pro 4-20 and some molds to cast my own - I'm set up for 9mm, 45ACP, and .243 Win.