Hey, guys how about pictures off your loading bench and equiptment here is mine. Hope it is not too dark.
Wish mine looked that good. I keep my press and table in a shed outside. also have my blullet casting stuff out ther too for better ventilation. Moved all the dies, powder scales, powder measures, bullet sizer/luber and other stuff in a storage bin inside the house. Only take out what I use now.
Mine got taken down when the "stuff" started to overtake the gun room. Just gotta get phase II finished and the presses and tumbler return to action.
I know what you are saying, over the past 35 yrs I have had mine in a lot of different places, only in the past 15 yrs have I had progressive presses. My brother-in-law comes and uses these too. We usually leave one set up for 45auto because we load them most, and the the other one for the other calibers. We have had a lot of enjoyment with this hobby.
I'm doing .30-06 now for the old man. His favorite rifle is a Remington wood master. Mine is a Ruger mark2 m77 7mm mag Remington's cartridge. I've got Lyman's expert kit. With a few extra components.
These are the two closest to the median or average loads I verify each load with. Too each there own. All are similar. Start in the middle and ADJUST from that point!! Don't think increase in speed is best or accurate.
Oh, I have this also from Lyman but the variation can be almost a tenth (.10) either way.So I use To measure and load each round.
Kind of a mess right now, but I do so enjoy this spot a lot. At this time I only reload 7 calibers. .223 rem,.38 spec,.357 mag,.9 mm,.44 mag, .44spec,.45 LC Pics , better late than never. Jim
Heres a few of the pics of my reloading bench. These are when I first started reloading a couple of years ago. I have since added the second bench, which is to the left of my reloading bench, to have more room to work on my guns and have a better place to spread out when I am reloading.
