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Anyone use the stack-on reloading bench?

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  • #16
    drkphibr
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2010
    • 2460

    Originally posted by glug
    My current setup is pretty pathetic, a salvaged old wooden cart that is wobbly as all hell and getting worse by the day. So I'm thinking of getting this thing (the one with the drawer and pegboard back):





    It looks functional and the 40"W x 20"D size is about right (I am limited to a pretty small space), but $200 + $18 shipping seems awfully pricey, especially when I think about how many rounds I'll have to crank out to break even on it

    Still... it's about the best option I've found and I'm wondering if anyone can vouch for the quality and sturdiness.

    [I know a lot of people will say to build my own bench from scratch, but I am really not too good at carpentry and don't want to take my chances on a DIY job.]


    For the cost + shipping, I think the Costco bench is a MUCH better buy for the money and it's all steel, even the peg board. Very sturdy, on lockable wheels, butcher block (not press board) and extremely well made.

    Last edited by drkphibr; 07-04-2015, 10:22 AM.

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    • #17
      CamW
      Senior Member
      • Oct 2005
      • 1684

      Search Craigslist for work bench, workbench, bench.Theres always someone selling an old work bench that's usable for reloading.

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