Reloading bench.

[streak]

most def. At the time I made the setup I was in a small house. I liked being able to break down the table and seperate out my press. the table was a many uses table and got stored out of the way most of the time. Also this setup makes it a pretty easy job if I feel like packing up and setting up in the living room and watching a movie while I load.

Edit to add nothing beats cranking out bullets while screaming out WOLVERINES!

Hey. Whatever works right?

 

[Jedabug92]

most def. At the time I made the setup I was in a small house. I liked being able to break down the table and seperate out my press. the table was a many uses table and got stored out of the way most of the time. Also this setup makes it a pretty easy job if I feel like packing up and setting up in the living room and watching a movie while I load.

My setup will only move if I move houses haha.

 

[Pulp]

This is mine. Probably wouldn't fit in a small apartment though. It's an old mail sorting table from a Post Office in Chicago.

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[Jedabug92]

Lol what do you reload EVERYTHING?! HAHA

 

[dennishoddy]

Reloading is addictive.


Mine is a little bigger since the bench is used to work on guns as well as reload shotshells, pistol and centerfire.

I did recycle the old kitchen counter top.

 

[Jedabug92]

Lol its too big haha

 

[lkothe]

Dang Dennis, can I come by and stare for a while!
I just have a small 24"x40" plywood top covered with dry erase board...2"x4" frame and 4"x4" legs. Pretty much scrap I had laying around the garage. Works fine so far but storage is getting slim.

 

[dennishoddy]

The powder magazine is not in the pic.

 

[Jedabug92]

Sleep over at your place. Hahaha.
Another question.
Tumblers, dry material or a washer type? I'm confused about the topic.

 

[dennishoddy]

Tumbling will take care of 99.9% of all cleaning for your brass. The ultrasonic cleaner is more for gun parts than brass cleaning.