New Reloading Bench and area
- Thread starter markfina
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LightTheTower
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Nice!
Nicoli7153
Hammer Time Executive member
That looks great! I've got bench (and component) envy!
The 55" flat screen must off camera....
Really nice organization, plenty of thought went in for sure. Like the Vette! 55? The Hammer decal pops!!!
Really nice organization, plenty of thought went in for sure. Like the Vette! 55? The Hammer decal pops!!!
markfina
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It's a Red 58 my favorite is a 62
markfina
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I have an office chair with an adjustable height seatLooks great
I can remember what mine looked like when it was neat and organized. Those little square foam things that come in the hammer boxes seem like they multiply, you'll see.
Your stool is too short
markfina
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Thanks, guys I have been working on this for about a month Lowes and Home Depot love me old farts move slowly and try and think things out. Next on my list is resurfacing my 4' X 6' cleaning table. Then I plan on ditching the loadmasters and upgrading to 2 new presses 1 Frankfort X10 and 1 419 single stage.
markfina
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So is the refreshment fridge
markfina
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Here are some better photos of the vette I was wrong it's a 1957
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littlebighorn
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Nice!
My bench is more hobbit size, but I'm small with wide hairy feet
My bench is more hobbit size, but I'm small with wide hairy feet
markfina
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After using this reloading area I have to admit it is really nice to have room around each press and not be so cluttered up and have to move things around to make room when you are loading. I still need to get some more plastic boxes for the bulk items mainly shotgun components, wads, and hulls take up a lot of space. Going to be trying to load shotgun slugs and roll crimping maybe even try some bullet casting in the future.
There is art as well as skill involved in roll crimping. It can be frustrating, but they surely are pretty when they turn out well.
Muddyboots is the only person I know who stll roll crimps presently. Ballistic Products sells roll crimping tools (for drill motor) that work pretty well. They also carry skiving tools. I personally used to roll crimp specialty shells for duck/goose hunting. Don't go too much any more.
Muddyboots is the only person I know who stll roll crimps presently. Ballistic Products sells roll crimping tools (for drill motor) that work pretty well. They also carry skiving tools. I personally used to roll crimp specialty shells for duck/goose hunting. Don't go too much any more.
