I am new here, but in the game for a long time.
Those are some great benches. I could never post a pic of my bench, maybe the stuff on top, but you would never see the bench.
Nice work!
Reloading bench
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Re: Reloading bench
Thanks jc. Keeping a bench neat & clean can definitely be work.
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RIP Russ,Blaine, & Darrell!!
I don't like repeat offenders. I like DEAD offenders!!
Ted Nugent
Isn't there a minimum age for grampas??
^^^^^^
Audrey Renae told me "No there isn't"!!
Glen
RIP Russ,Blaine, & Darrell!!
I don't like repeat offenders. I like DEAD offenders!!
Ted Nugent
Isn't there a minimum age for grampas??
^^^^^^
Audrey Renae told me "No there isn't"!!
Glen
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Re: Reloading bench
Here's what happens to a room after 28 years of "gunoriha"....the walls start to migrate towards the center of the room....
To save space, I keep my trimmer, lube/sizers, bench tools, Dillon RL-550 and MEC 900 shotgun presses off the bench and in a closet until needed, and just leave my Redding press on the bench full-time, as it gets used the most.
I'd love to build another new bench, but I'm gettin' old and lazy, and this one still works. I bet I've loaded over half a million rounds here over the years, and no telling how many before that on my old setups before moving here. There's some nice benches shown here.....wish I could start over.
One thing for sure......we spend alot of time at our benches; might as well make them feel like "home". Glen, your dads basement bench sure looks good. Be sure to let us see it when it's all finished.
To save space, I keep my trimmer, lube/sizers, bench tools, Dillon RL-550 and MEC 900 shotgun presses off the bench and in a closet until needed, and just leave my Redding press on the bench full-time, as it gets used the most.
I'd love to build another new bench, but I'm gettin' old and lazy, and this one still works. I bet I've loaded over half a million rounds here over the years, and no telling how many before that on my old setups before moving here. There's some nice benches shown here.....wish I could start over.
One thing for sure......we spend alot of time at our benches; might as well make them feel like "home". Glen, your dads basement bench sure looks good. Be sure to let us see it when it's all finished.
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Re: Reloading bench
Thanks as well jc. My bench is messy now .
RIO as usual your a tough act to follow. Looks great! I need a little better organization on mine. When I get my basement is finished I'll get my "gun room"
RIO as usual your a tough act to follow. Looks great! I need a little better organization on mine. When I get my basement is finished I'll get my "gun room"
Remington 700 sps varmit with Leupold vx-3 6.5-20 adj objective HS Precision stock and timney trigger
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Re: Reloading bench
Friends Are Friends By Nature.
RIP Russ,Blaine, & Darrell!!
I don't like repeat offenders. I like DEAD offenders!!
Ted Nugent
Isn't there a minimum age for grampas??
^^^^^^
Audrey Renae told me "No there isn't"!!
Glen
RIP Russ,Blaine, & Darrell!!
I don't like repeat offenders. I like DEAD offenders!!
Ted Nugent
Isn't there a minimum age for grampas??
^^^^^^
Audrey Renae told me "No there isn't"!!
Glen