Exploding AR at a range near you !

[Doesn'tPlayWellw/Others]

Consider yourself warned But in all seriousness, Where do I turn this thing on at? I'm ready for it to start making me ammo, cause I don't have a clue.

 

[Shadowrider]

The book on the left end of your bench is a good start.

 

[Honeybee]

Call me when the melee is over and all the bodies have been accounted for.

Oh and the on switch is that long lever on your right with a wooden knob at the top. Feed it well and it will last all summer.

 

[jcbarlow]

Read tons and ask tons of questions, you'll be fine.

 

[Old Fart]

Well you certainly put plenty of time in your setup.
Now put a little time into the manual.

 

[tyromeo55]

Read the book then if you still have Q's let me know and we'll do a run through on my press (or yours) if you want. but not until you read.

 

[MrBaldy]

You might watch the videos and read the forums at http://ammosmith.com

 

[Doesn'tPlayWellw/Others]

I've read the book. Twice. Now I know all about case prep, primers, powders, and bullets. But it didn't tell about the process. Time for a new book, Mr Baldy's link and about a week Ty your phone will be ringing.
Thank all!

The setup was no big deal the cart and bins came from Lowes. It was all in one box and even have some bigger bins left over for the bottom shelf. Cut a piece of plywood for the top and boom there it is. Wow my sheepskins are really crooked and my OCD is starting up. I'll call the wife and have her straight them up.

I told the wife that I couldn't do it in the garage cause that is where I smoke, but after talking with some buddies, the process may be a little dirtier than I thought. So I may eventually be out in the garage w/o the AC

 

[okie98]

All the above is good advice. Go slow and double check everything.

 

[Fyrtwuck]

Too clean and uncluttered. I think you'll be changing to a heavier bench before long.

Start stocking up on brass, powder, primer and bullets. Once you really get into it, casting is next.