i would like to get a picture thread about reloading tables because im fixing to build one and need some inspiration, would also like to know the materials used to make a solid reloading table.
reloading tables
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Bullseye Shooter
Active Member
Here's one to start with:
[url]http://www.shotgunsportsmagazine.com/downloads/bench_plans.pdf[/URL]
[url]http://www.shotgunsportsmagazine.com/downloads/bench_plans.pdf[/URL]
baboon
TGT Addict
My frame is built along the guidelines of the one in the PDF file.
http://www.shotgunsportsmagazine.com...ench_plans.pdf
I chose not to make it as tall or long as I am limited in space. Did not add the back storage as I wanted the light from the widow.
My top came from Builders Square ( that should give you a clue to it's age) & was on another set up that used a Black & Decker workmate.
My RCBS Rockchucker is off right now, but mounts to the right of my Dillon.
This is a very sturdy set up. My old bench on the Workmate walked all over the place when resizing .308 & .416 Remington mags.
The magnifying light it very handy & I suggest everyone adds one to their set up
Gungle George
New Member
I rooted around at a few flea markets and found some old kitchen cabinets and counter top for really cheap (20 bucks). Then I made the top shelves out of 1x10's and screwed then to the counter top. Lots of storage and shelf space.
I don't like storing powder and live ammo in the safe for saftey reasons in case of a fire so I have more shelving to the left of the bench for that as well.
Cheers,
Gungle George
I don't like storing powder and live ammo in the safe for saftey reasons in case of a fire so I have more shelving to the left of the bench for that as well.
Cheers,
Gungle George
rl69
New Member
micah7488
Member
rl 69 that is one clean workshop. very nice
wshbrngr
Member
Here is my humble setup:
http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/2222/reloading.jpgI recently completed this bench for my mancave.
The top is 2 X 12's wrapped in 2 X 6's, using 2 X 4's for supports and legs.
So far it has been a pretty solid bench.
http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/2222/reloading.jpgI recently completed this bench for my mancave.
The top is 2 X 12's wrapped in 2 X 6's, using 2 X 4's for supports and legs.
So far it has been a pretty solid bench.
You can really tell the people who are neat freaks.
I try and keep my table clean and organized. . .cause you know dealing with gun powder and explody thinging around my hands and face kind of push me to be careful, but I really have to work on it.
btw, I'm really jealous of you people that can reload with air conditioning.
I try and keep my table clean and organized. . .cause you know dealing with gun powder and explody thinging around my hands and face kind of push me to be careful, but I really have to work on it.
btw, I'm really jealous of you people that can reload with air conditioning.
