Portable Single Stage Press

[winchester1]

I just checked out the lee set-up and I'm impressed. Wow! A hand press that uses standard thread dies! I'm in the market for 310 .45LC dies but I might just reconsider and try this set-up instead. Thanks -

[Jjwisled]

[Win231]

I had a heavier Rockchucker press mounted on my table with two C Clamps for several years. It never budged. Then a friend decided to bolt it on permanently.

[bohoki]

i do pretty similar i have an rcbs attached to 3/4" 1'x1' plywood with some "elevator" bolts and i clamp it to a wood stool for small cartridges 9mm 45acp (and my picknic table when i size .308 ,30 carbine ,223

[rumplestilskinfish]

yup same here but the board is a bit longer to also hold my powder measure

[G38xOC]

Thats a strong looking press . How much was that ?

[ARog]

Has anyone taken a reloading press with them while shooting? Or too much of a hassle? lol

[BEE]

Nice! I'm running a very similar setup as well; Lee Classic Single Stage mounted just like yours, but on my computer desk. Very convenient setup for my living situation.

[Lead Waster]

I did this with a Dillon 550b. Mounted to a piece of 3/4" plywood that had some 1/2 strips of wood under it (to account for the bolt heads). Clamped nicely to the kitchen counter in my old apartment.

I'm actually mounting two other presses, (including a 1050) to wood in the same way BUT I'm mounting them to my workbench that I installed T-track into, so I can position them anywhere on the workbench or just remove them.

[ExtremeX]

Has anyone taken a reloading press with them while shooting? Or too much of a hassle? lol

I think the hassle depends on how much time you like to spend driving to the range =)

I am in the process of getting something rigged up for my 4x4... would really like some flexibility for powder and seat when at the range so I can better work up some loads without having to drive home.