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ozzie839

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Posted: 6/11/2013 7:32:53 AM EDT

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Originally Posted By BnE:
Update to my bench. Getting closer to done. Mounted the cabinet, which really helps to keep everything out of the way and off the work surface. Also finished the LED lighting inside the press so I can see down inside cases (you can kind of see how bright it is inside there in the pic). Loaded up a bunch of different subsonic and supersonic 300 Blackout loads to try this weekend.

Still need to mount my whiteboard and that cool cartridge poster that everyone else always seems to put in their reloading room

http://i.imgur.com/WRhug1R.jpg

outstanding bench, very clean 10/10

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War_Collector Willkommen in der Dunkelheit. Joined Nov 2007 Posts 14434 EE 100% (126) MS, USA	Posted: 6/11/2013 10:39:15 PM EDT [#2] Table I just built.Made this room the reloading room.Reloading in the attic was no fun.

Devilman13xx Same Poop....Different Scoop. Joined Jan 2010 Posts 1027 EE 100% (4) FL, USA	Posted: 6/12/2013 11:57:48 PM EDT [#3] my thrift store special. im limited on space at the moment
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ARGB Joined Dec 2012 Posts 137 EE 0% (0) AL, USA	Posted: 6/17/2013 4:01:52 PM EDT [#4] I posted progress of my bench a while back. I got it completed and in the garage.

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Posted: 6/17/2013 4:40:14 PM EDT

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What kind of press is that ? That's kinda what I want to get . I deprime and size then wet tumble . I thing those would be quick for priming , charging and then seating . Anybody have one for sale ?

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Like most things reloading right now, you have to keep looking - Cabelas, Midsouth, Midway, .... Dillons seem to be around 8+ week backorder, Hornady LnL AP come and go with different vendors..

It may not help anyone, but the Scheel's in Rimrock Mall Billings, Montana is loaded for bear with Dillon presses and accessories. They've got a pretty good stock of Lee's and Hornady stuff too.

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05Quadrasteer Joined Mar 2013 Posts 18 EE 0% (0) VA, USA	Posted: 7/4/2013 10:40:02 AM EDT [#6] Here is what my daughter and I built back on Mothers day. Have a nice day. Bill https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/941110_10151405111627076_1515433278_n.jpg https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/935418_10151409700382076_1183284993_n.jpg

MrTinkles Member Joined Oct 2009 Posts 623 EE 100% (2) MI, USA	Posted: 7/4/2013 2:28:13 PM EDT [Last Edit: MrTinkles] [#7] Living in a apartment so I have to think small... Since you can park a truck on a steel case desk I figured it would make a great bench. Craigslist for $30 RCBS partner press for starters. Computer will be gone soon to make more room.
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Posted: 7/5/2013 12:19:40 AM EDT

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Originally Posted By MrTinkels:

Living in a apartment so I have to think small...

Since you can park a truck on a steel case desk I figured it would make a great bench. Craigslist for $30

RCBS partner press for starters. Computer will be gone soon to make more room.

http://i42.tinypic.com/2w3zz9u.jpg

That's a good start.

Better than I had when I started.

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AssaultRifler Get off my lawn Joined Sep 2004 Posts 35563 EE 100% (165) USA	Posted: 7/10/2013 10:38:26 AM EDT [#9] My new dedicated outdoor reloading bench for my Rock Chucker. I use the RC just to resize rifle brass Had to cut a clearance hole for the primer catcher, LOL
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Posted: 7/15/2013 1:04:31 AM EDT

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I really appreciated seeing all the different bench ideas on this site. And after looking and planning and working at it.....and adding my "sponsors".....I am done and so happy with this! Now I guess I will need help. I am no rookie to forums, but I cannot figure out how to upload the photos. And there is no FAQ to read. I've tried all the links I can see. Someone please help.

tlee_20 Lifetime Member Joined Jan 2008 Posts 4256 EE 100% (199) TN, USA	Posted: 7/15/2013 1:09:23 AM EDT [#11] You have to host the images on another site. I use www.photobucket.com After you create an account you will upload the images. After they're uploaded, just copy/paste the links in your reply to the thread. Use the IMG links. If you still need assistance, email the photos to me and I'll host them for you.

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Posted: 7/15/2013 10:06:50 PM EDT

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Here's my area. I'm currently only loading for the .44 Special/magnum, but I'm gearing up for 9mm and .30-06 (Garand). Reloading quickly turned from a way to save money feeding my Ruger flattop into a hobby all it's own.

Here's my bench. I like to keep it clean and clutter-free. The bench top has extra reinforcements that the press screws into. It is nice and rock-solid.

And storage for ammo and supplies.

I've just started reloading, and I just passed the point where I've broken even vs. factory ammo (including the cost of my equipment and components).

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Posted: 7/15/2013 10:32:26 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By dependablerealestate:

I really appreciated seeing all the different bench ideas on this site. And after looking and planning and working at it.....and adding my "sponsors".....I am done and so happy with this! Now I guess I will need help. I am no rookie to forums, but I cannot figure out how to upload the photos. And there is no FAQ to read. I've tried all the links I can see. Someone please help.

Top of the page, look in FAQ's for instructions.

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Posted: 7/15/2013 10:34:09 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By AssaultRifler:

My new dedicated outdoor reloading bench for my Rock Chucker. I use the RC just to resize rifle brass

http://i749.photobucket.com/albums/xx135/AssaultRifler/reloading/Bench/BenchOutdoors01.jpg

http://i749.photobucket.com/albums/xx135/AssaultRifler/reloading/Bench/BenchOutdoors02.jpg

Had to cut a clearance hole for the primer catcher, LOL

http://i749.photobucket.com/albums/xx135/AssaultRifler/reloading/Bench/BenchOutdoors03.jpg

Same board that has Rockchucker mounted to it.

Much nicer bench it's C clamped to.

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Henny Member كافر Joined Jun 2001 Posts 7186 EE 100% (2) USA	Posted: 7/22/2013 7:08:00 PM EDT [#15] I kind of updated things a bit. However, my photography is still lacking! (Looks bent due to the panoramic function of the camera)
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Posted: 7/22/2013 8:01:44 PM EDT

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I kind of updated things a bit. However, my photography is still lacking!

<a href="http://smg.photobucket.com/user/schenninge/media/GUN%20STUFF/E33AA6CD-B618-467D-B5BA-D8D196569305-3076-000005AF4A09CB17_zps80001931.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v338/schenninge/GUN%20STUFF/E33AA6CD-B618-467D-B5BA-D8D196569305-3076-000005AF4A09CB17_zps80001931.jpg</a>

(Looks bent due to the panoramic function of the camera)

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Are those dryer sheets in your powder measures? Moisture control?

Wag the dog.

Henny Member كافر Joined Jun 2001 Posts 7187 EE 100% (2) USA	Posted: 7/22/2013 8:26:15 PM EDT [#17] Quote History Originally Posted By tucansam: Are those dryer sheets in your powder measures? Moisture control? View Quote Yes they are. They help with static.
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Posted: 7/23/2013 5:15:07 PM EDT

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I finally built my bench. I like it at a standing height as it's easier to get a taller chair than it is to raise the bench. 37" deep, 97" wide and 41.5" tall. Odd W&D figures but that was how the MDF came. Top is 2 sheets of 3/4" MDF with a 2" overhang on the front. Bottom shelf is the 1' cut from each of the top sheets of MDF. Top has full-depth supports on 16" centers and the top & shelf unbolt from the legs for transport. Several pounds of Torx drive 3.5" coated deck screws hold everything together. 18"x36" plastic shelves with shortened legs that are held in place with closet rod brackets. T'aint no sag in the shelf, just a camera-induced effect.

Riddle me this though. Why do they still call them 2"x4"s and 4"x4"s when they aren't? Even the 3/4" 4'x8' MDF was 23/32" thick and 49"x97".

ETA: Now I just gotta get that 550 up & running.

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Posted: 7/23/2013 9:02:28 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By eric10mm:
I finally built my bench. I like it at a standing height as it's easier to get a taller chair than it is to raise the bench. 37" deep, 97" wide and 41.5" tall. Odd W&D figures but that was how the MDF came. Top is 2 sheets of 3/4" MDF with a 2" overhang on the front. Bottom shelf is the 1' cut from each of the top sheets of MDF. Top has full depth supports on 16" centers and the top & shelf unbolt from the legs for transport. Several pounds of Torx drive 3.5" coated deck screws holding everything together. 18"x36" plastic shelves with shortened legs that are held in place with closet rod brackets. T'aint no sag in the shelf, just a camera-induced effect.

http://www.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=54307

Riddle me this though. Why do they still call them 2"x4"s and 4"x4"s when they aren't? Even the 3/4" 4'x8' MDF was 23/32" thick and 49"x97".

ETA: Now I just gotta get that 550 up & running.

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Traditionally, dimensional lumber is "sized" based on "wet" dimensions, i.e. the dimensions of the un-dried, un-smoothed raw lumber. That's a lame answer, but it's unfortunately pretty close to the truth.

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Posted: 7/25/2013 12:21:59 PM EDT

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Traditionally, dimensional lumber is "sized" based on "wet" dimensions, i.e. the dimensions of the un-dried, un-smoothed raw lumber. That's a lame answer, but it's unfortunately pretty close to the truth.

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Originally Posted By eric10mm:

I finally built my bench. I like it at a standing height as it's easier to get a taller chair than it is to raise the bench. 37" deep, 97" wide and 41.5" tall. Odd W&D figures but that was how the MDF came. Top is 2 sheets of 3/4" MDF with a 2" overhang on the front. Bottom shelf is the 1' cut from each of the top sheets of MDF. Top has full depth supports on 16" centers and the top & shelf unbolt from the legs for transport. Several pounds of Torx drive 3.5" coated deck screws holding everything together. 18"x36" plastic shelves with shortened legs that are held in place with closet rod brackets. T'aint no sag in the shelf, just a camera-induced effect.

http://www.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=54307

Riddle me this though. Why do they still call them 2"x4"s and 4"x4"s when they aren't? Even the 3/4" 4'x8' MDF was 23/32" thick and 49"x97".

ETA: Now I just gotta get that 550 up & running.

Traditionally, dimensional lumber is "sized" based on "wet" dimensions, i.e. the dimensions of the un-dried, un-smoothed raw lumber. That's a lame answer, but it's unfortunately pretty close to the truth.

How does that work with the MDF since in its "wet" state it's basically thick oatmeal?

I know I should have known better, but I bought 7" long carriage bolts based on having to go through a 2"x4" and a 4"x4" and wanting room for the washers and nuts. And that's how I ended up with bolts that are an inch too long. Oh well, better too long than too short I always say.

I am debating some sort of paint or sealant on the bench top but my instincts tell me that most coatings won't soak into the MDF.

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Tom488 Member Joined Aug 2006 Posts 1497 EE 100% (2) NJ, USA	Posted: 7/25/2013 2:17:36 PM EDT [#21] Nice-looking bench. I would seriously consider counter-sinking those nuts on the horizontal carriage bolts, and cutting the bolts off flush. You ankles will thank you later for the gouges that they don't get

delirious1 Joined Apr 2013 Posts 178 EE 100% (6) TX, USA	Posted: 7/25/2013 2:31:44 PM EDT [#22] It sure is nice of our wives to give us the Garage to work on reloading!

eric10mm Zone 5 Resistance Leader Joined Mar 2005 Posts 24344 EE 100% (146) MO, USA	Posted: 7/25/2013 3:43:33 PM EDT [#23] Quote History Originally Posted By Tom488: Nice-looking bench. I would seriously consider counter-sinking those nuts on the horizontal carriage bolts, and cutting the bolts off flush. You ankles will thank you later for the gouges that they don't get View Quote That is the plan, either shorter or capped or both.
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GHPorter Crufflers Rule! Joined Oct 2004 Posts 12317 EE 100% (10) TX, USA	Posted: 7/25/2013 5:45:27 PM EDT [#24] Quote History Originally Posted By eric10mm: How does that work with the MDF since in its "wet" state it's basically thick oatmeal? View Quote MDF and plywood are sized to fit the "traditional" dimensions, rather than having their actual dimensions listed. More lameness but that's the truth.
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clownbear69 Joined Sep 2011 Posts 1263 EE 100% (2) NM, USA	Posted: 7/26/2013 1:35:04 AM EDT [#25] I had to look through all the photos to realize I didn't post up my set up and I had to work with this behind me

PhreakMode Que onda Joined Aug 2004 Posts 2849 EE 100% (79) AZ, USA	Posted: 7/26/2013 2:52:06 PM EDT [#26] I do not enjoy reloading, it has become a necessary evil for me however. Space is an issue, reloading room, electronics shop and machine shop don't leave much left.
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Posted: 7/26/2013 8:50:00 PM EDT

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That'll do, pig. That'll do.

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Posted: 7/26/2013 9:31:08 PM EDT

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That'll do, pig. That'll do.

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That'll do, pig. That'll do.

no kidding

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dryflash3 Global Warming Hoax Skeptic before it was cool Joined Jun 2007 Posts 25615 EE 100% (1) WA, USA	Posted: 7/26/2013 11:04:13 PM EDT [#29] No more pig comments or quoting that comment. This is not GD. dryflash3
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ozzie839 Error 37 Joined Mar 2012 Posts 3392 EE 100% (30) IN, USA	Posted: 7/27/2013 11:17:25 AM EDT [#30] Quote History Originally Posted By dryflash3: No more pig comments or quoting that comment. This is not GD. dryflash3 View Quote no disrespect was meant, that is an amazing set up he has, the quote just fit, if he took it wrong I apologize for quoting it
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PhreakMode Que onda Joined Aug 2004 Posts 2852 EE 100% (79) AZ, USA	Posted: 7/27/2013 11:58:47 AM EDT [#31] I didn't take it wrong at all, flash and I don't see eye to eye, that was 100% him and it is his show.
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ozzie839 Error 37 Joined Mar 2012 Posts 3395 EE 100% (30) IN, USA	Posted: 7/27/2013 12:27:39 PM EDT [#32] Quote History Originally Posted By PhreakMode: I didn't take it wrong at all, flash and I don't see eye to eye, that was 100% him and it is his show. View Quote do you have some specs on your die and powder charge unit holder? length, width, material, and hole size by chance?
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smira1234 Joined Jun 2013 Posts 1 EE 0% (0) USA	Posted: 7/27/2013 6:25:29 PM EDT [#33] I don't have a picture of it just yet, but just happened to bag an extra $50 in ikea gift cards, so I thought I'd go look there and see what I could find. I wound up buying a 4 cube "expdit" (a storage "unit"). I have it secured to my wall and it is faiy stable. I'll post pics later tonight.

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Posted: 7/27/2013 9:19:57 PM EDT

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do you have some specs on your die and powder charge unit holder? length, width, material, and hole size by chance?

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Originally Posted By PhreakMode:
I didn't take it wrong at all, flash and I don't see eye to eye, that was 100% him and it is his show.

do you have some specs on your die and powder charge unit holder? length, width, material, and hole size by chance?

Made by Inline Fabrication. Pricey, but work well. They have plates for the LNL bushing/dies or standard 7/8"

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Posted: 7/27/2013 11:47:38 PM EDT

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no disrespect was meant, that is an amazing set up he has, the quote just fit, if he took it wrong I apologize for quoting it

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Originally Posted By dryflash3:

No more pig comments or quoting that comment.

This is not GD. dryflash3

no disrespect was meant, that is an amazing set up he has, the quote just fit, if he took it wrong I apologize for quoting it

This being the internet it is hard to judge the tone of a post. So you should be clear what you mean.

Like this one

means I'm kidding.

Glad to hear that no malice was meant.

(smiley face means we are good)

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Posted: 8/1/2013 4:17:23 PM EDT

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Wow, I'd "hate" every minute of it too.

Nice shop!

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Posted: 8/5/2013 8:55:49 PM EDT

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Wow, I really like those die holders, and will look them up. Better than stacking boxes to the moon someday. To think I was just coming here to brag about how I found a "Shop light" buried in my closet behind my gun safe. I was going to buy and mount one of those cheap two bulb flourecent deals and found this in the basement. I am going to run its own electric to clean it up, and put all the lights in the room on their own circuit this weekend. Brings some much needed light to my corner of the basement.

tlee_20 Lifetime Member Joined Jan 2008 Posts 4278 EE 100% (199) TN, USA	Posted: 8/5/2013 10:52:01 PM EDT [Last Edit: tlee_20] [#38] <snip> dryflash3 Wow.. A little overboard on the power trip there dryflash.. I've known madcow for several years and I'm pretty sure you're the one who needs to chill the hell out

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Posted: 8/5/2013 11:12:21 PM EDT

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Wow, I really like those die holders, and will look them up. Better than stacking boxes to the moon someday. To think I was just coming here to brag about how I found a "Shop light" buried in my closet behind my gun safe. I was going to buy and mount one of those cheap two bulb flourecent deals and found this in the basement. I am going to run its own electric to clean it up, and put all the lights in the room on their own circuit this weekend. Brings some much needed light to my corner of the basement.

<a href="http://s77.photobucket.com/user/madcowracer/media/Snapbucket/8EE17C5D_zps799ae8a7.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j55/madcowracer/Snapbucket/8EE17C5D_zps799ae8a7.jpg</a>

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Amazing what lighting can do. I managed a welding section of a fabrication shop from 18 to about 23 years old. The shop had a few 100 ton presses along a seldom used back wall, that area was poorly lit. We had a large contract come in so I ended up spending most of the time working with the guys bending steel. Long story short it wasn't until the 3 month project ended that I realized my attitude at work had shifted. Not being able to see adjustment details had a major mental impact on me, I soon fixed that problem with lighting post haste. I am not a clean freak by any stretch, but there seem to be certain human tendencies that can not simply be ignored, bad lighting brings a bad attitude out in me.

Nice style on the lighting fixture

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bluegrass_uk Member Joined Aug 2012 Posts 238 EE 100% (55) TN, USA	Posted: 8/6/2013 7:28:17 PM EDT [#40] Nice set up... hopefully it's not "miller time" and "reloading time" at the same time.

MadCowRacer Joined Jul 2008 Posts 2708 EE 100% (3) IL, USA	Posted: 8/6/2013 9:16:04 PM EDT [#41] Nope, I tried it once and beside the beer getting warm (same thing happens in the garage while working on cars) from concentrating on the task at hand. I'm more hesitant about drinking or eating anything without washing my hands after handling the components.

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Posted: 8/7/2013 8:52:31 AM EDT

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Nope, I tried it once and beside the beer getting warm (same thing happens in the garage while working on cars) from concentrating on the task at hand. I'm more hesitant about drinking or eating anything without washing my hands after handling the components.

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Wise choices. Concentration on the task is really, really important, whether it's plinking loads or near red-line loads, and the chemistry involved in just about every aspect of handloading is unappetizing at best.

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fredshort Member Joined Jan 2001 Posts 707 EE 100% (5) MI, USA	Posted: 8/7/2013 10:13:34 PM EDT [Last Edit: fredshort] [#43] Time to share my own room. Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File Edit: Repaired shitty photobucket pictures. Now hosted on ar15.com.

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Posted: 8/10/2013 10:09:38 PM EDT

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High quality pics, but this is a reloading bench thread. Why no bench pic?

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Shooting and Reloading, one hobby feeds the other.

bug22

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Posted: 8/10/2013 10:48:07 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By dryflash3:
High quality pics, but this is a reloading bench thread. Why no bench pic?

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Originally Posted By bug22:
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High quality pics, but this is a reloading bench thread. Why no bench pic?

Here you are.

jayman9207 M&P Junkie Joined May 2013 Posts 38 EE 100% (1) TX, USA	Posted: 8/10/2013 11:44:47 PM EDT [#47] My little workspace. I have got a RL 550B on its way to go along with my SDB. Primers on top. Powders and misc parts and supplies on the bottom.

C_Swimm SIG Nut Joined Nov 2004 Posts 2132 EE 100% (30) KY, USA	Posted: 8/11/2013 10:58:50 AM EDT [#48] Quote History Originally Posted By fredshort: http://i1048.photobucket.com/albums/s361/fredshort/reloadingroome.jpg View Quote I thought I was a hardcore Dillon guy, but even I don't have the Dillon blue door to my reloading room.
	-------------------- Chris FT Campbell, KY