tommyintx
Member
I saw this on another forum (don't remember where) and it was very interesting to see what other people had done to make things comfortable and convenient.
I'll start.
Machines include:
Ponsness Warren 800B (12G)
C&H Autochamp W/ Collater (modded with RL550 powder measure) .45 ACP
MEC 12 Gauge
Rockchucker
Dillon RL550 w/ approx 15 Toolheads
Walk in gun vault. Gun cleaning vice bolted to bench. Gun rack cut into end. Good for standing up cleaning rods too.
Cut 1" holes in one of my shelves to stand all my dies up, and cut them in sets of three x 20 per shelf, so i can label by caliber and have FL-NECK-SEAT and toss the plastic boxes.
used dowel rods on another board to hold all my shell holders by numerical order. Similar method with dillon's powder funnels, and similar method for the toolheads. labelmaker can become your best friend and time-saver.
Holes cut approx 3" for .45 and 4.5" for 12 G with funnels made from funnels to guide shells after they eject to ammo cans under the bench preparing final inspection.
I'll start.
Machines include:
Ponsness Warren 800B (12G)
C&H Autochamp W/ Collater (modded with RL550 powder measure) .45 ACP
MEC 12 Gauge
Rockchucker
Dillon RL550 w/ approx 15 Toolheads
Walk in gun vault. Gun cleaning vice bolted to bench. Gun rack cut into end. Good for standing up cleaning rods too.
Cut 1" holes in one of my shelves to stand all my dies up, and cut them in sets of three x 20 per shelf, so i can label by caliber and have FL-NECK-SEAT and toss the plastic boxes.
used dowel rods on another board to hold all my shell holders by numerical order. Similar method with dillon's powder funnels, and similar method for the toolheads. labelmaker can become your best friend and time-saver.
Holes cut approx 3" for .45 and 4.5" for 12 G with funnels made from funnels to guide shells after they eject to ammo cans under the bench preparing final inspection.
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