Where to find a good reloading table?

[jmoney]

Well I moved here last August and have not touched my reloader or table since then. Now that I am slowly getting free time, it is time to reload and get to shooting more often. Of course when I approached my cheap midway table I noticed that is very wobbly. I assumed that some of the nuts and bolts loosened during the move. To my dismay, nearly every single stress point is showing signs of damage and every loose screw is actually stripped. As a result, I do not believe repairing it would be a very cost efficient method, as the damage is at nearly every connecting point. (the vibration in the uhaul appears to have caused nearly catastrophic damage, I am amazed the thing is still standing)

Where in OKC might I find a good wooden reloading table? I would a cheap $100 metal midway table again.

I know many people are going to say build one, but I simply do not have the tools nor the expertise to do a good job.

 

[R. Johnson]

Lowe's. $40 should get you enough 2x4's, ply wood, screws, and glue to put your old table to shame.

 

[Old Fart]

Check Sam's club

 

[jmoney]

Lowe's. $40 should get you enough 2x4's, ply wood, screws, and glue to put your old table to shame.

like I said, I have neither the tools nor the expertise to assemble one. Getting tools together to properly learn the craft is a money hole that I don't want to dive into at the moment.

Check Sam's club

Will do, although I believe my membership expired

 

[Pstmstr]

Get the woodworkers bench from harbor freight. Guns and Ammo usually has a 20% off coupon in the back. Very sturdy.

 

[.45Fats]

I don't know about expertise (for that best to look elsewhere) but I have a drill, a saw and a little free time in the evenings or on the weekend always worth helping someone out

 

[jmoney]

Get the woodworkers bench from harbor freight. Guns and Ammo usually has a 20% off coupon in the back. Very sturdy.

That is perfect! Thank you that is exactly what I have been looking for.

 

[Johnny]

I had one of these already that I purchased from lowes, it is Gorilla Rack brand. It can be assembled with a screw driver and the wrench that comes with it. I already had it when I got into reloading. I went to lowes and had them cut a sheet of the thickest plywood they had into four peices. Two were 4' x 26" long and the other two were 4' x 22" long. I screwed the shorter ones to the table top first flush with the front and then screw the longer two to the top of those with a 2" overhang on the front. This also filled the 2" gap at the back from the shorter peices on the bottom. The overhang on front allowed my presses to work properly and I have a 4" thick work surface that added a lot of weight and was sturdy. You should be able to do all this with a screwdriver. Life would be easier with a drill but not necessary. You will have about $120 in it when finished. It works great for what I do.

 

[Fyrtwuck]

They have some decent benches at Sears in Okc too.

 

[Uncivil]

Build with dimensional lengths and have lowes cut the rest.....