My reloading room is getting full
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mattsbox99
Hunter
Looks like you keep pretty busy with all them calibers!
I'm currently loading for 18 calibers.
I'm currently loading for 18 calibers.
the fatman
Single-Sixer
Just Wow!
GP100man
Buckeye
AS gooda man cave as i`ve seen in a while!!
mike7mm08
Buckeye
Amateur I can still see empty space on the bench 
john guedry
Single-Sixer
Mighty nice. Cleaner than mine by a bunch.
mike7mm08
Buckeye
I would post my own pictures. Not to brag but I am afraid of the attention the ATF would be sure to give me if they saw the photos. :wink:
Landric
Bearcat
Looks like I have a long way to go to catch up!
mike7mm08
Buckeye
You must of just started reloading. Your still organized.
Yellowtail
Bearcat
Geez, now that is a reloading room!!
Yosemite Sam
Hunter
Geez, I thought I was bad with a separate turret ring for each caliber. You guys have separate powder measures! :shock:
I can only dream of having that much dedicated space. My press is mounted to a 2x6 that gets clamped to my work bench. It's pretty much always attached these days, but it's still pretty cramped.
-- Sam
I can only dream of having that much dedicated space. My press is mounted to a 2x6 that gets clamped to my work bench. It's pretty much always attached these days, but it's still pretty cramped.
-- Sam
You should add a shelf under that bench, you have the room and it will eliminate some clutter. I made a new one about 6 months ago and i am tall so i made it taller and have 3 shelfs underneath plus the floor and 3 cabinets above it. I will take a pic and post it but im scred you guys will razz me for it being so neat, lol.
Landric
Bearcat
Yosemite Sam":3h1ahj3c said:
I finally broke down and bought a house a little over a year ago. Until that time, I was living in various apartments and my handloading situation was this:
The house I bought has a detached garage. A couple of friends and I converted the back half of it to a climate controlled room for the specific purpose of holding all my handloading stuff. The bullet casting goes on in the other half of the garage. Here in the south we don't park our cars in garages.
I still have a 2x4/C-Clamp system for those times I want to load, but either don't want to or can't go out to the garage.
As for the multiple powder measures for the Lee Classic Turret, I hit a deal on them and bought several. With those all set up it takes less than a minute to change cartridges. Its a nice time saver. Buying the lower cost LCT instead of a progressive gave me the extra money I needed to get it set up for nearly everything I load for about the price of a progressive for one cartridge.
Glad you have more room . I cast some bullets yesterday,I told that to my wife on her way home from work. She said "You didn't use my table did you" I just had to laugh... I done it outside :lol: :lol:. I took her muffin pan to make lead ingots once. DON'T EVER DO THAT :twisted:
. I cast some bullets yesterday,I told that to my wife on her way home from work. She said "You didn't use my table did you" I just had to laugh... I done it outside :lol: :lol:. I took her muffin pan to make lead ingots once. DON'T EVER DO THAT :twisted:
Bucks Owin
Hunter
Alas, from this cozy setup I'm reduced to a press on a picnic table. But, hey I'm still burning powder... :wink:
But, hey I'm still burning powder... :wink:
