I have the press mounted directly to the bench - I can usually load for hours, loaded 400 rounds of 9mm the other day in one sitting & would have kept going if I didn't run out of bullets. when I am not loading to specifically shoot that weekend I usually load anywhere from a couple of hundred rounds to 1k at a time.
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What you want for comfort is to have the handle, when all the way up, to be about at shoulder level. The Inline Ultra Mount (9.5") got it there for me. Their Ergo handle really relieves a lot of pressure on the back also...it was originally designed around the mechanics of the LNL
I think mine cost about that.Willing to buy a nice bench upto $100.00 dont know if i feel upto building my last build is crappy but i didnt have wood precut by hardware store which i would this time.
$60 for a stainless steel workbench from Costco...actually it was a shelf unit that I turned into two 4' benches. Replaced the laid in fiber board with 3/4" plywood from Lowes which I had them cut into 4' x 1.5' scetions. Screwed them into the top, middle and bottom shelves as well as the rear of the lower two shelves.
Once attached to the wall, it is solid enough that my LNL doesn't even budge it...I'm sure all the bullets and empty cases on the shelves helpLast edited by 9mmepiphany; 12-11-2014, 6:12 PM....because the journey is the worthier part...The Shepherd's TaleComment
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