Reloading Room Pics

[JeepinGunGuy]

My little slice of heven.

My ugly mug and one of the dogs.

 

[bluewraith]

Is it sad that the first thing I thought of when seeing this picture was this scene from Tremors?
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Y_6H617Fcs[/ame]

 

[Grizhicks]

JeepinGunGuy -- Any day with a yellow lab is a GREAT day!!!!! And, any set up is better than no set-up. -- Grizhicks

 

[Jarel]

A lot of great looking rooms. If I figure out how to post pictures I will put my in here.

 

[bronson3304]

its small but it gets the job done!

 

[CampingJosh]

I started putting my reloading room together just about a year ago now. I think I have done well so far, but of course there is always room for improvement.

 

[lovemywoods]

Looks like a great space for reloading and you've got it so well organized. Good job!

 

[jbrooks19]

This is my reloading room, just started reloading.. Be nice I live in an apartment and dont have much space

 

[mainjet]

Just getting started into reloading and I built my little corner of the reloading world in my basement.

It's small but comfortable and functional. I think it will give me a good base to start with and grown from there.

 

[lovemywoods]

Just getting started into reloading and I built my little corner of the reloading world in my basement.

It's small but comfortable and functional. I think it will give me a good base to start with and grown from there.

Very nice corner you have there! I love the bench. It looks super sturdy!

 

[Caleb]

This is my reloading room, just started reloading.. Be nice I live in an apartment and dont have much space

Person 1: "Where's bob?"
Person 2: "oh you know, hiding in the closet playing with his press"

 

[mainjet]

Very nice corner you have there! I love the bench. It looks super sturdy!

Thanks. It cost me about $60.00. I built it out of scrap that I had. I even had the solid butcher-block top laying around at work since 1997! So all I had to buy was the plywood for the lower shelf, the peg board and the thin plywood for the back of the hutch area.

It's quite heavy and very sturdy.

I want to make a riser about 11-12 inches high to raise the beam scale on when I am actually loading. That will put it at a nice level to read without having to dunk my head down every time. I am going to build that out of a couple cutting boards that I have. One is a 12 x 12 x 2 solid hardwood that will be used for the bottom. Then I will use a 1 inch thick cutting board for the top where the scale will sit. When I am not loading I will set the riser on the lower shelf to keep it out of the way.

 

[blamecharles]

Just getting into reloading and live in an apartment so this is my corner of the spare room, we will hopefully be moving into a house in the next few months, so heres to hoping for a garage.

I have added a large utility shelf next to this table and led lighting to the under side of the shelf above the table since this picture.

 

[mainjet]

That looks like it works just fine to me!

When I moved into my first house I had a little tiny station in the roof!
We bought an old Cape Cod style house with a high pitched roof (12/12). There were knee walls in the bedroom where the walls met the roof. So I would go into an access door the would lead into this triangular area in the roof. In there I had a small bench and did my reloading.

I kind of felt like the unibomber when I was in there reloading

 

[U.S. Patriot]

 

[Crydaddy]

My designated reloading space.

 

[redneckmedic]

Up and running at 550 rounds/hr

 

[lovemywoods]

Up and running at 550 rounds/hr

Very nice!

 

[BkBulletCasting]

BK Bullet Casting Shop photos

You can view all of the shop pictures by going to our profile and checking out the album.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

OK, shut down the thread. Bk wins!