WIFE MOVED OUT

[TEX1966]

Of my man cave and in to the kids room since he left for the Air Force. Now I have room for all my stuff and don't have to trip over her s***. It is nice to be able to get to everything. Pic's included.:cool2:


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[RudyN]

With all that stuff in there, how is there any room for you? :)

[barrym66]

LOLed on the title. :p

Similar situation here - I got my office back when the kid(s) finally moved out.

No more ironing board blocking access to the gun safe....and now I can take a biz call while cleaning my guns, smoking a cigar, and cranking up the surround sound without (much) complaining. ;)

Enjoy!

[Darklyte27]

dude shoot some of that ammo before it turns into dust!

[Gnzrme]

better yet, sell some of those primmers to me....

[Darklyte27]

ya i just want some small rifle primers!

[Offroader]

My children are out but my wife won't let me bring my reloading equipment into the house. Oh that's right your wife moved out. Lucky Man

[ness395]

must be a ***** to get to one of the ammo cans on the bottom

[swerv512]

must be a ***** to get to one of the ammo cans on the bottom

haha. i was thinking the same thing. you need a better system in there, but as you said- better than not having any room....

[TEX1966]

The ammo on the bottom is stuff I wont need for a couple of years. Have some of each on the top for easy access.:cool:

[ar15barrels]

I like your printer stand.

[TEX1966]

Lets see pic's of your man cave. I will post more of mine as You post yours.

[nick]

Funny how things work. First we're happy to get into a woman's bedroom... Then we're happy when she moves out of it :p

[fcr]

The 3rd picture has a box with the name "Vympel" on it. I think it is a town in Russia, I know it is the name of a youth hockey team my sons team played in the 90's in Russia. Weird in that I was cleaning my garage out and packing jerseys from that time today, to make room for my new Dillon and work bench. Weird coincidence ..... (not so much, just weird)

[forgiven]

The silent black machines are hovering above you. Look out.:detective:

[SickofSoCal]

Nice reloading equipment man

[westcoastr]

The silent black machines are hovering above you. Look out.:detective:

hate to be a buzz kill but they might be...its "likely" the fire codes in your area require smokeless powder from 20 to 50 lbs to be stored in a wooden cabinet w/ 1" thick walls:eek:

but it is nice to speak to clients while in the man cave and cycle the action on my rifles..'what was that sound?..oh just closing my file drawer':43:

...and keep the cigar smoking to a minimum around that stuff.

[TEX1966]

Thanks for throwing a match on my powder supply westcoastr, now that my house blew up I have to live in the back yard. Some of the jugs have been used and I think I have around 19.99 lbs left not including what I poured on the lawn for fertilizer. I live in a safe area and just advise anyone coming over to make sure they do not smoke within 1000 yrds of my house. Hang on a minute, I just dropped my smoke in to the powder meaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssssssshhhhhhhhheeeeeee eeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[LGB Loader]

I wish I could bring The Cave into one of the rooms of the house but my wife says that's what the garage is for.

Damn garage!!!!

LGB

[westcoastr]

....... I think I have around 19.99 lbs left not including what I poured on the lawn for fertilizer......

funny, i always seem to have 49.99 lbs around here

[norcal-ar]

not to thread crap but i want to get into reloading and was wondering what it would cost for a decent setup. im looking for more of a production style setup so i can reload my .223 in bulk or some of my hand gun loads. not really wanting to do 10 of this or ten of that. looking at more of 100 at a time.

[westcoastr]

not to thread crap but i want to get into reloading and was wondering what it would cost for a decent setup. im looking for more of a production style setup so i can reload my .223 in bulk or some of my hand gun loads. not really wanting to do 10 of this or ten of that. looking at more of 100 at a time.

tons of thread on this subject. but the short answer is get a single stage and learn, 100 at a time is easy w/ a single. then check out the progresive presses

[TEX1966]

What, no pics of your Man Caves?