RELOADING BENCH PICTURES

[1in9twist]

A+ for organization!

[batangueno]

Who needs drawers when you can hang them on the wall.

[Cypriss32]

Here's my humble setup:



In my humble garage:



myke

Dont like tool boxes?

[IBJanky]

Dont like tool boxes?

I do. Just limited on space, so I had to make it the most space efficient with the area that I had to work with.

I think it works out pretty good

myke

[glock 357]

W O W !
That is nice!!!!!!!

[Javi]

Looks like heaven

[Darklyte27]

[NiteQwill]

My setup.

Rifle on left. Pistol on right.

Most of my stuff is organized in 30 cal ammo cans below the bench.

[SB30]

Awesome thread with some great ideas. Just getting into reloading and will start on my bench tonight. Pics to follow.

I have a question about primer/powder storage. I'm out in Ramona and my bench will be in a garage with no AC. I have a refrig/freezer but don't use the freezer side. Would that be good for powder/primer storage? Anyone else have an issue with high temps in the summer and how do you store your primers/powder?

[NiteQwill]

Awesome thread with some great ideas. Just getting into reloading and will start on my bench tonight. Pics to follow.

I have a question about primer/powder storage. I'm out in Ramona and my bench will be in a garage with no AC. I have a refrig/freezer but don't use the freezer side. Would that be good for powder/primer storage? Anyone else have an issue with high temps in the summer and how do you store your primers/powder?

Follow SAAMI guidelines for storing powder and primers and you should be okay.

Current primers and powders should last years and years in open air as long as you don't have high humidity.

I wouldn't recommend storing them in a place where fast pressure increase could potentially create a bomb (a fridge).

Just imagine the warehouses these powders and primers come from... hot, cramped, etc. They do just fine...

[SB30]

Follow SAAMI guidelines for storing powder and primers and you should be okay.

Current primers and powders should last years and years in open air as long as you don't have high humidity.

I wouldn't recommend storing them in a place where fast pressure increase could potentially create a bomb (a fridge).

Just imagine the warehouses these powders and primers come from... hot, cramped, etc. They do just fine...

Thanks!

[SB30]

Looking at getting a shotshell reloader. How do you like your "Load All"?

[SB30]

Ok, got the bench started. I'm going to try to do this like "Run My Renovation" where I try to incorporate your suggestions. All within reason of course. Here's a few pics of what I started. I used a vanity from one of my bathroom renovations then framed it to give it strength. My next step is to Spar Varnish the plywood to give it a smooth surface.




All scrap lumber I had laying around. First expense will be the varnish.

[BACKTOSHOOTING]

you couldn't find this because the original poster called it a reloading rig

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...ad.php?t=98066

Do you do test fireing down there

[SB30]

Most impressive!!!