hoosierman

It would be kinda neat to share your reloading setup with some pics and comments.

MY RELOADING ROOM

hoosierman

Don't know what happened but here's mine. Looks like a mess but I know where every thing is and has served me well since the early 80's.

Rich.

RELOADING ROOM

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Terry_P

This is mine. Shelves below the bench have other components along with more on opposing wall.

Machinist

KimberLover

I have change my mind about sharing photos of anything than can be recorded by any federal agency.
One never knows when the $hit hits the fan and the come looking.

bearcatter

How do you guys get anything done? It's all so........neat and organized....

hoosierman

Hey BC.
I'm sure you're not referring to me.

Rich

Terry_P

IMHO clutter on a reloading bench is asking for trouble. If I'm reloading then I have the powder and bullets I need on the bench along with dies and cases. Everything else is where it belongs. Once I finish I clean up and empty the leftover powder back into the original container and put stuff away. I have seen the results of a guy leaving powder in the thrower and a few days later thought it was a slow burner instead of the fast burner it was. He blew the top of the Super Black Hawk cylinder completely off and to its credit the top strap bulged but held. To me neatness and safety go hand in hand.

hoosierman

What Terry said +1

I don't reload in large volumes..only what I will be shooting. No radio or talking on the phone. I use a Lyman Turret Press..have since I started back in the early 80's. I weigh each charge and use a light to check the charge when I am done. The only thing on the bench when I am reloading is what I will be using. A friend of mine destroyed a nice old Inland Carbine about 15 years ago because of an over charged round..he had a habit of drinking a few beers when he did his reloading and that's why we had a rule that everyone shot their own reloads. My bench is used as a regular workbench besides reloading. I've never had a mishap in 34 years.
Safety is Key. A good reminder.

Rich

bearcatter

I was just kidding, guys. I know in this case neat is safe.

I was just thinking of the old saying about a neat desk being a sign of a sick mind........supposedly said by Einstein. Probably a cheap excuse to his wife because he didn't want to tidy it up.....

RidgeRunner

Mac, I have been in hospitals that did not look as sanitary as your work area. Very nice.

Machinist

Sadly, I do very little reloading anymore. I also have a wife who is a cleaning fanatic.

CDRGlock

Here are my two separate benches:

Hornady Single Stage for Rifle and Large Magnums

Dillon 550B (357 Mag/38+P)
Dillon 450 (44 Mag)
Dillon 550B (45 ACP)




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