Show Off Your Reloading Bench

[Nefarious]

Sorry, my Sat + Sun are tied up with the Del Mar show. My next few weekends are all tied up... weekday nights are mostly clear though.

Weekday nights?? Ok thats fine.... Ill give you a couple days advanced notice to see if your free.
THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Gunsrruss]

Where will you be?????

Sorry, my Sat + Sun are tied up with the Del Mar show. My next few weekends are all tied up... weekday nights are mostly clear though.

Grammation where will you be at the show? If I go I'd like to stop by and say hello
Russ

[James R.]

Dont worry, the Rock Chucker Supreme will be here on Tuesday

Pshaw, no shame in that game man. I have and use a Lee O-Frame press a'plenty. At the end of the day it's about the consistency of the loads you make and the groups you can shoot. I've made plenty of ragged 1 hole 5 shot groups using ammo made using that Lee O-Frame. I recently got the Lee Cast Iron for christmas and honestly I'll put it up to a Rock Chucker or Chucker Supreme any day of the week...it's a tank.

I also like that it can be adapted to handle 50 BMG should I ever decide to start reloading for that...

As long as the equipment is decent I think you'll find techniques and consistent use of them are far more important than who makes your press. Even the Lee dies are great IMHO...you can spend more sure, but they won't shrink your groups IMHO on a tactical bolt gun type setup.

Regards,

James R.

[anotherted]

Pshaw, no shame in that game man.

No doubt. I just wanted something that felt a little more solid. Plus I like the idea that you can turn the RC into a progressive later on.

[Nefarious]

Grammation where will you be at the show? If I go I'd like to stop by and say hello
Russ

He willl be at the CWS booth - stop by and say hello , to all the CWS crew

[anyracoon]

No doubt. I just wanted something that felt a little more solid. Plus I like the idea that you can turn the RC into a progressive later on.

Save your money on the RCBS PiggyBack. I had one way back and traded it off. They work with a lot of fine adjustment but are not really worth the money or time. Keep the RCBS for load developement and spend the money on a Dillon 550 or 650 Just come over to the Blue Side.

[grammaton76]

Grammation where will you be at the show? If I go I'd like to stop by and say hello
Russ

Nefarious had it right... wander over to the CWS booth and look for the guy that looks like... uh, my avatar.

[ns3v3n]

i'm still working on my bench, the first one is too weak hehe. i'll post a pic once i'm done with it.

[SnWnMe]

The twins.

[grammaton76]

What kind of caseholder setups are those? I've never seen multi-tube holders before, but then again I'm used to automatic casefeeders.

[SnWnMe]

Those are just plastic tubes that mount on a rotating base. Use up one tube, rotate and line up the next. Repeat until empty. Then fill the hopper up top (not in pic) with brass. The hopper drops the shells butt down into the tubes. Once the tubes are filled, get back to reloading.

[Whitesmoke]

yep...they are lee case feeders...no need for an electric one as it only takes a few seconds to refill the tubes using the big lee funnel and they automatically go down the tube base first with a few shakes of the funnel. It works really well...and cheap too.