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[Ronno]

Added to the RCBS Pro 2000

The Dillon is all decked out with everything you can get for it and the Hornady LNL AP is decked out with case feeder and bullet feeder so the RCBS Pro 2000 auto indexing press was feeling left out.

I do NOT like the RCBS bullet feeder, you would think they would put a switch on it to turn it on and off. No you have to plug the power cord in to turn it on and take it out to turn it off. Plus it is small so I could not see spending the money they ask for it. Option number II the RCBS bullet die kit... $29. at Midway, I got the one for 45's so with the Rainier Ballistics 200gn Flat point bullets I use I can get 33 in each of the tubes. The "kit" come caliber specific and includes two tubes.

Put the die together and in the press and set up to work right in under 10 minutes... It works GREAT and for the money it is well worth it, plus it will work with ANY press that has an open die spot...

 

[Ronno]

Yes the dies set up are in fact 44mag, I just got the 45 bullet feeder die working then changed over to the 45's... Good eye (via PM)

 

[Echocrewchief]

 

[Winchester 70]

That is one clean and efficient looking set up! Well Done!

 

[j1]

No way.

 

[ole farmerbuck]

Finally getting the island close to being done. I'm planning to put my 3rd LNLAP with case feeder on it.

 

[Winchester 70]

Finally getting the island close to being done. I'm planning to put my 3rd LNLAP with case feeder on it.

THREE LnL AP's

You are my Hero!

Very nice reloading room by the way!

 

[ole farmerbuck]

Thanks Win70. The wife said she would do the wood staining in trade for landscaping. I think I'm getting the short end of the stick!

 

[NineBear]

Is that entire room dedicated to reloading?
It is awesome, a real piece of work.

 

[ole farmerbuck]

Is that entire room dedicated to reloading?
It is awesome, a real piece of work.

Yes it is and thank you. What is in the pic is less than 1/3 of the whole thing. Plenty of room. I might have some pics of the rest of it.

 

[ole farmerbuck]

 

[03fatboy]

ole farmerbuck I want to be you when I grow up.
Super nice

 

[floydster]

ofb, I'm coming to live with you

 

[ole farmerbuck]

Thanks 03. Floydster.................. ummmm.

 

[ole farmerbuck]

My phone camera doesnt do the room any justice. My son can do a better one with his I think. We started building our house 3 years ago. Dad helped prepare the land (it was a mess) and he was so proud of what we were building. He died before we got it done but he was always interested in my p-dog hunting. He would have been very happy with the outcome. Sure miss him.

 

[CHALK22]

ofb, I'm coming to live with you

I think there is room for all of us to sleep on the floor, and I am housetrained!

 

[jolly roger]

Conglomeration collected over 30 years. Old Dillon 450 Jr. solely for 45ACP, RCBS 4x4, Lee Classic Turret, Redding Big Boss II, two RCBS Uniflows with micrometers pistol and rifle. Auto drop on the 4x4. Redding 3BR measure, 10-10 scale and Redding Master scale. Gets the job done

 

[Winchester 70]

Conglomeration collected over 30 years. Old Dillon 450 Jr. solely for 45ACP, RCBS 4x4, Lee Classic Turret, Redding Big Boss II, two RCBS Uniflows with micrometers pistol and rifle. Auto drop on the 4x4. Redding 3BR measure, 10-10 scale and Redding Master scale. Gets the job done

Love the Patch Collection. Need another one?

John

 

[MountainFab]

I like the dynamite crate

 

[milky7272]

Its not pretty and needs to be cleaned up. But this is my little set up.

 

[smokey1]

One of the posters has a new workbench and the reloading press is C-clamped to his new solid work surface. I too, had a similar set up in that I did not want to drill a bunch of various holes throughout the wood top surface. My solution was to drill two holes fitted with brass threaded inserts into the table top. Thus, when using various woodworking attachments, tools, reloading press I could simply unbolt rather than removing the C-clamps each time. My issue was continuing to smack my knee on the C-clamps hanging down below the reloading press when shifting my seating position for various reloading operations at the workbench.

If you plan for several devices you would infrequently need(small vice, reloading press, etc). You can space your table top inserts so you can bolt/unbolt useful bench top items. For me, space is at a premium and when not reloading, the work table is used for other large projects requiring a clean/smooth work surface.

 

[floydster]

smokey1, very nice!! I did the same thing on one of my bench's, on the other I installed a sliding "T" track.
Love your press--top shelf there

 

[SouthernDawg]

Hello, I am new to all this. Just starting out loading .223's for my Bushmaster AR
This my starting point. It will be just fine for right now.

Dawg

 

[Winchester 70]

Did a little work to my reloading room........

Gun cleaning, building, light gunsmithing area......



And every reloading room has to have some tunes.....



My new Reloading Bench that I just finished using the 2x4 basics kit.....



I will be adding a single stage press to the bench in a week or so.

Man is this Hobby Addictive

 

[Potatohead]

Sweet setup. I cant wait til we eventually move up in house and i can post a great pic on this thread!