Show us a picture of your reloading bench

jwxspoon:

That is an extremely nice and sturdy looking bench. Can I get you to build one for me? :)


luis7:

It's good to see other shooting enthusiast from other parts of the world on this forum. I'm sorry that prices and availability make it so difficult for you. If you're ever in Oklahoma City it would be my pleasure to take you to the local range and let you shoot a wide variety of firearms. I do this often with business associates and clients from all over the world - from Thailand to Holland and everywhere in between. They thoroughly enjoy it and for a couple of guys from Amsterdam and Scotland "shooting in Oklahoma with Steve" has become a yearly ritual.

stellarpod
 
Now, silly question: Do you have any .38 / .357 brass to reload? I have a bunch...

What kind of setup are you getting?

Not much of the .38/.357 yet but a LOT of .40 S&W to work with and I'm collecting .380 auto pretty fast <grin>.
 
stellarpod:
Thank you very much for the invitation.
One day I have to visit the USA to see in there presents quite what I can see in Internet.
Regards.
 
This my reloading place. I only reload .45acp and 9mm with my Dillon square B.
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.45Guy:

No sir, the lamest bench ever would be one without ANY loading gear on it.

There is nothing wrong with being a Spartan warrior!

stellarpod
 
arflattop:

I did the exact same thing - mounted a solid-core door as a worksurface. I then put a 1/2" piece of particle board on top of it, and finished off with a sheet of 1/2" masonite. Works great!

stellarpod
 
Originally had my bench set up in the basement. It was cold and somewhat damp.
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Finally finished remodelling my sons new bedroom around xmas. My wife said I could move my stuff upstairs so I wouldn't have to run the dehumidifers all the time (electric bill too high). So I built a new bench upstairs. I can now reload in the comfort of heating and air conditioning. :) Still getting it set up.
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You should never place a snake next to your reloading area. He's always whispering "just one more grain, come on, it can take it.":evil:
I'm starting to think he don't like me.:scrutiny:
 
You should never place a snake next to your reloading area. He's always whispering "just one more grain, come on, it can take it."

Okiecruffler:

That is just TOO funny!!! :D:D:D

stellarpod
 
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