Post your reloading rig!

[MKE]

Here's mine,

Now only if the wife stops giving me Honey Do lists, I can set it up

Drop a cup of Nyquil in her drink so she'll pass out...then sneak into the garage and set that baby up. That reloader is begging to be assembled and used.

[MKE]

Thats more info than I needed...

I know...sorry...can't help myself when I see all these rigs.

[liketoshoot]

NOT THREAD JACKING, But I'm thinking of starting to reload and would like to know the best setup for handgun ammo. .38, .357, .40, .45 you know the usual common stuff. The less steps the better so should I start with a multi step press? and then what?????????????? help
Thanks

[C.G.]

Here's mine,

Now only if the wife stops giving me Honey Do lists, I can set it up

Good thing USNChief hasn't seen this, he would revoke your man card.

[EBR Works]

This is my setup. I still have the Rock Chucker and RCBS bench priming tool on a Frankford arsenal portable stand which works great and keeps the bench clear for other projects. I have only been reloading on this gear for a few months so I'm still figuring out what works best. I had a Rock Chucker as a teenager but sidelined the hobby for 35 years until recently. So far I'm reloading 7.62x54r, 7.62x39, .223 and .38/.357. I just bought the tools & components for 9mm. I have done about 2000 rounds so far in these calibers and now realize how much I missed this hobby!

[Sunwolf]

Think you have enough light?

[freakshow10mm]

[freakshow10mm]

.452 200gr SWC


.452 190gr SWC


.358 140gr WC


.358 215gr SWC-GC dual crimp, .309 115gr FNGC, .376 265gr FNGC


10mm 225gr SWC


.376 335 Spitzer

[Full Clip]

Okay, I'm impressed by anyone who actually makes their own bullets. BTW, Freakshow, I like the framed C&R.
I merely reload with my modest bench:

[ar15barrels]

I spy an '07 on the wall...

[Full Clip]

I'm sure you're right.

[freakshow10mm]

Yes, I cast my own bullets and swage my own JHP bullets. I don't buy most of my pistol bullets. I make them. I can make a 90gr 10mm bullet all the way up to a 245gr JHP I'm developing for subsonic ammunition.

AR15barrels, that is correct. It's an 07 FFL. I'm an 07 FFL/ 02 SOT (NFA weapon manufacturer).

[mattman]

I had to move allot of crap just to take this pic.

[M47_Dragon]

My modest set-up:

[macadamizer]

Finally got around to taking some pictures. Sorry it's a mess -- as you can see, it's not entirely dedicated to reloading!



You can see the handy fire extinguisher (never had to use it, fortunately!), along with some of the bulk ammo storage. Yes, there is ammo in the ammo cans!



Most of the reloading stuff is stored in a handy cabinet underneath the bench. Dies and the like are in a separate cabinet.