reloading room a,k,a garage

Nice setup! I just work off of a small bench in the car that I bummed off of a buddy that was moving out of the dorms.

Ahhhhhhh. Elbow room. I work off a Workmate in my garage, with another 4ft sq table to the side. But this time of year I have to move inside. 4 grains of Titegroup mixed with 10 grains of sweat doesn't cut it. One of these days, maybe.

I'm spoiled to have a dedicated gun/reloading room.

Here's the bench. The Safe is out of the picture, and there's a desk behind me. It's not a big room, but perfect for just me to slip into, close the door and assemble projectiles.

-Steve

Nice...........

but you guys are way too neat for me.........too many years being a slob.....chris3

Just got my XL650 set up. Man, but this is a sweet machine. Worth every penny and then some.

Right now it's set up for .40S&W IPSC Major loads. 9mm Minor and .223 forthcoming shortly.

- Chris

Here's a shot of my bench.

A view of my garage setup

Nice pictures folks.

Here are a couple of my setup. My space is not dedicated to reloading. I share the space with other workbench projects too. The wood piece I created under my Star Universal can be mounted via c-clamps to a mobile bench as well should I need to relocate. I copied a design from another reloader's picture I saw on another forum.

Living Room

My bench (in the garage) is used for more than just loading ammo. See the cylinder head on the left side of the picture? That's for the Cougar.



As a side note, I store all of my powder, primers and ammo in the house where the temp is cooler.

Bigger Jon: nice setup. You got a lot of guns to clean; perhaps you'd like to send that Mak to me to clean for you...on a permanent basis of course!

Powder and primer storage is important. I store mine on a board spaced about an inch above my concrete floor, to avoid any possible accidental moisture on the floor and to maintain the coolest even temperature. Avoid places where the heat can build up, like near the ceiling...

The same goes for loaded ammunition.

If security is an issue, storage can be in locked trunks or metal boxes.

This is an old photo, now I have twice as much junk.
I am going to have to straighten it up someday.

OK,
This is more up to date.

Still a mess Clark...

I just got done moving from one place to another, now to begin the daunting task of re-creating the mess exactly as it was, or to create a new mess?????
Well, in either case, I'll have more table top area to pollute, so the mess can intrude on more area before it becomes bad enough to clean.