Where Do You Reload (Pictures)

Fella's;

I'm going to HAVE to get ahold of a digital camera & take some pics of my combined reloading & ski bench.

Dave, you need to update that Dillon!

900F

  Great looking benchs guys keep em coming.Kind of cool when ya look at them,some RCBS some Lee,Hornady cool.

Hey fellas, got a little pic here for ya.I been working on this thing for a while.I finally got the wife to give me the go ahead on using the spare bedroom for my stuff.I built this bench/worktable out orf Wilsonart 3/4 inch laminate,Whitewood pine 2x4`s, Veneer oak grain1/4"plywood and red cedar for the trim stained with Olympic red oak stain.Thing is pretty heavy ,about 300 pounds.It`s 12 feet long and 2 feet wide giving me enough room to have my loading stuff and a disassembed rifle  on the top table.I was kind of proud of it and happy the Mrs. let me do it so figured I`d show it to yall. Gene

Don't have a digital cam, but this pic was taken a couple years ago of my little retreat. The only thing that has changed is more stuff on the walls. What I use for a bench is that old oak desk. Drawers are full of records and odds-n-ends of reloading stuff. The closet is where I store my powder and misc. gear. Ammo is in boxes around the room on the floor. All my casting equipment is down at the shop.

Here you go.  It isn't much, but it works.

We're hoping this house is temporary so I haven't done anything to set up a good reloading area.  I have a cabinet with my dies, scale, powder, etc., and the little bench in the garage. 

 A lot of stuff is still packed in boxes and maybe one day I'll find it.  

This is my mobile reloading bench made out of an old Snap-on tool box. My big bench is in my gun room which is packed so full I can't do a thing in there. This one isn't sturdy enough to do .300's but it works for pistol and shotgun stuff. The "Diaper Genie" on the left side isn't for loading but for unloading if you know what I mean. We're building a new house next spring, I can't wait. We ran out of room along time ago. I had to remove the dies and stuff from the top due to security issues with two small kids. My two year old daughter loves to help reload. "Make ammo Daddy" were some of her first words.

DD