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My Reloading area

I have a couple other bench set up. One for sorting range brass, and one for tumbling.
 

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This truly is one of the best threads on the web in general!
Lots of idea's and tips for all!!
 
Yorkshire shooter said:
Never done any reloading but with the price of 223/308 in the UK think I'm going have to learn how. Cheers Gary
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Yep, it's definitely worth venturing into. Check out Henry Krank for a good selection of privi and Sierra supplies. Some other calibres offer substantial savings (ie 303brit) and can often reduce costs by up to a half.
 
Reloading Bench
 

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Still setting up since I just moved outta the city into our new house in the country. The other side of the room is for fishing stuff.
 
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The bench is on the right. I don't have much room.
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Holy crap 390ish....got enough Mosins there yet?
 
In posts 3540 and 3541, some were talking about keeping the Lee Turrets in upside down Lee die cases...and Potatohead joined in later. I thought I had heard that the Lee cases only worked for 3 die sets (all mine are 4 die sets). My solution for cheap holders was to purchase 3 inch male PVC adapters for around $2.50 apiece....they hold the turret's perfectly, no cutting or mess, and then I set them into the bottom of a clear plastic 6" deep bin from Walmart (around $5) with a sealable top (lid is behind the box in the upper picture). Works great and keeps them dust free.

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I'm too ashamed to show my reloading desk today... I took a pic, but it's awful.. It's all cluttered, and covered in chromatograph and flow computer parts.. It's been sacrificed for my job, but it's allowed me to work from home. Who's not driving 9 hours to work on a GC today? This guy..
 
Little update on the bench, have to get a bigger room soon

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I have a very small space to work in. I put this together and I'm thrilled with how it's working. I started with a Black & Decker Workmate. Then I took a 2x6 and mounted cross-ways on it another (shorter) piece of 2x6. I mounted my press on one short end of the T and the case trimmer on the other end. When I trim I set it up as shown. But when I need to use the press I simply undo the vise, lift out the T made out of 2x6s, and turn it 180 degrees. So then the press is in front and the trimmer is in back. I use a C-clamp to mount a powder measure when I'm charging cases.

Out of frame are storage shelves for all the supplies and accoutrements. So I only have to put on the bench what I'm working with.

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