New reloading setup !!

[cundiff5535]

Sorry guys, due to powder storage, I want to take the pics and post down

[Howitzer1987]

Jesus...and I thought my setup was neat

[rcslotcar]

Very nice, If you adopt me I'll bring my 650xl over.

[cundiff5535]

Took a long time to know how and why I wanted my setup to work and look like this. In all honesty, the bench isn't big enough...

Still waiting on the bulletfeeder to get here. I am not sure where to store the feeder conversion... Prob above the 550 swaps...other than that... Happy with the order and bench/)!!

[desertjosh]

Very nice set up. If you are in California, you might want to rethink that powder storage.

[kalapa]

I would've mounted the machines a bit father apart but wow.. really nice setup!

[7 Sprig]

Very nice but should have just got 2 1050's
What are / who makes the tool head stands your spare heads are sitting on ?

['ol shooter]

Need to store that powder better. Toolhead stands look like plastic water pipe on floor flanges.

[chevy95]

Impressive!

I'm at the other end where I just have a single stage. I would appreciate any pointers in where to look to score a 650 at a decent price? Thanks

[Cpetersen]

+1 on the powder

Great setup...very jealous

[G38xOC]

Dayum

[cundiff5535]

I'm not in Cali... But for my own knowledge... What's the proper way to store powder and primers??

[Trriemferent]

Can you post the pics again. I'm in the process of building a reloading room and can use some ideas.

[Cpetersen]

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1139209&highlight=Powder+storage

Look at this thread.

Most of us were commenting that the quantity of powder and storage might be beyond what is contemplated by the referenced laws in the post I added above.

The assumption, though,is that you are a reloader which means that you probably have half empty, and empty, containers of powder displayed solely for purposes of "bragging rights" on a forum.

['ol shooter]

I bought a cabinet from Wal-Mart online, a three shelf cheapie from Stack-On. It has three point locking and bolts together. I figure, (hoping), it's sheet metal is thin enough, and the bolts are far enough apart, that in the of a fire it would distort and vent rather than going off like a bomb.