Reloading Setup.

HomerOz · Dec 20, 2012

G'Day Fella's,

Excuse me if I have blundered into this forum with a repeat of a previous thread!
I did a search but could not find any similar thread.

So, that being the case, show us your Reloading set up!
Here's mine.

Doh!
Homer

257 Ackley · Dec 20, 2012

It looks like you have quite a few calibers that you relaod for. What are they and what are your favorites?

SJB358 · Dec 20, 2012

Very nice set up Homer. That is way too organized buddy! My wife wouldn't recognize my reloading area if I cleaned it like that. She might expect me to do the rest of the house!

Too Tall · Dec 20, 2012

This is my set up. I had to put a saddle blanket in the window to block the light.

257 Ackley · Dec 20, 2012

TT -
no one can say you had to find a corner to set up shop!!! Well done sir. Now go drink some more Folgers

.

257 Ackley · Dec 20, 2012

Here are a few of my space:

DrMike · Dec 20, 2012

Ain't no way I'm showing my setup. My wife has bought into the idea that a clean desk is a sign of a sick mind. I have an image to maintain. Besides, I read in the Good Book, "Where there are no oxen, the stall is clean."

shoots_5 · Dec 20, 2012

There are some sick minded folks on here.... ;-)

You all need to be schooled on the art of organization by piles! It takes me 20 minutes just to clear a path to my reloading bench....

Oh, and Too Tall, you need a couple more powder throwers....looks like you're running low on them!

runtohunt · Dec 20, 2012

Too Tall,
Very nice room. I love it.

BK · Dec 20, 2012

Too Tall, I'm giving you a call when I get in to a new house...

Too Tall · Dec 20, 2012

When we were building this house, I told my Bride, this is the last one. She told me to set up a area for my stuff. So I added a dormer to the river side.

Now with the wolves we might move farther East, but I don't think we'll build. I got one more move in me, but I don't think I got another build.

SJB358 · Dec 20, 2012

Too Tall":t84qlozd said:
When we were building this house, I told my Bride, this is the last one. She told me to set up a area for my stuff. So I added a dormer to the river side.

Now with the wolves we might move farther East, but I don't think we'll build. I got one more move in me, but I don't think I got another build.

Very nice space buddy. That is excellent.

joelkdouglas · Dec 20, 2012

You guys need to expand your horizons...and take your show on the road!

Yes, this is the back of my pickup.

Guy Miner · Dec 20, 2012

Joelkdouglas - I can fit my arbor press & dies in a small cardboard box and take it with me, have done so - but mostly I like loading at home and hunting in the hills. Still, I could see a portable setup as an advantage during load workup.

Here's my loading room for the past eight or nine years. Doesn't change much from year to year:

Guy

joelkdouglas · Dec 20, 2012

Guy Miner":3eys43gc said:
Joelkdouglas - I can fit my arbor press & dies in a small cardboard box and take it with me, have done so - but mostly I like loading at home and hunting in the hills. Still, I could see a portable setup as an advantage during load workup.

Here's my loading room for the past eight or nine years. Doesn't change much from year to year:

Guy

That's an awesome bear skin!

Another advantage of loading at home is more die choices. I like the Redding Comp seaters, but can't use those in the pickup. You're right--I have been doing load development out of the back of the truck, and transferring those loads back to the normal bench.

But going mobile has saved a bunch of powder!