Reloading setups

[Coyote Shadow Tracker]

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As soon as we saw the picture with the Prometheus, V-4, and AMP we knew that it was Greg's setup. Should have your CPS in the picture as well!!!!
Len & Jill

 

[orkan]

As soon as we saw the picture with the Prometheus, V-4, and AMP we knew that it was Greg's setup. Should have your CPS in the picture as well!!!!
Len & Jill

It's on the other side of the bench!!!

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[Coyote Shadow Tracker]

It's on the other side of the bench!!!

Greg you need to put our camera on panoramic! You have one of the most advanced reloading setups. Great Job!!!!!!!!!
We need to post pictures of our reloading area. Need to finish the renovation GunSmith & Cerakote area first.

 

[IHFarmer07]

I went a bit overkill with the receptacles on 12" centers when i reality 24" centers would have been sufficient.

And I should have made provisions for the bench on the other side as well.

Yeah I noticed that you didn't have anything there….may not need too much there, just get you a long power strip and be happy.

 

[Kansaswoodguy]

Two benches about 4' apart roll around office chair in between them. Loaded up 100 223 plinking rounds this afternoon and found a extra box of 1000 sr primers I didn't know I had out there that made me happy. I normally only keep a few hundred primers and just a few pounds of powder in my reloading room. Usually keep the rest of my primers in sealed ammo boxes with desiccant and the rest of my powder on one of the gun safe's in the house. Don't like leaving those components exposed to humidity and hot cold cycles.

 

[Mike Matteson]

Nice set up OP! I don't do a ton of reloading, but I really like this bench I fashioned out of two craftsman tool chests. Love the drawers that hold a ton of weight. My press is not bench mounted, but is on a movable stand so that I can move it in and out of the way when not needed.
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That what I have in mind. with the under the table roll out drawers.

 

[Mike Matteson]

Its a mess but its mine. My corner of the basement

Now that's a reloading room!

 

[Mike Matteson]

I really like the Bench Source. Its in between the Annealeze and the Amp. Usually about 4 to 6 or 7 seconds per rd.
Works as good as my system does!! Hell, I went 30 yrs without any annealing? Oh well

I purchase a Bench Source. I have gotton a little farther with it. Did a lot of looking and at Amazon has a set up to attach from a large propane tank to the torches. A duel hoses. So you are not using small tanks. So you are not running out of propane either.

 

[chav0_12]

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I've made some changes to mine in the last couple of years. The little orange strips hold those bins and make it a nice spot for brass and bullets to end up while loading. Now there's a computer in there too, a nice spot to record loads and data. I still have that hideous carpet in there too.

 

[Beluebow]

I need more shelf space

 

[Paulstarr]

You guy's are gifted with more space in the USA and I'm green with envy with some of your setups, in the UK there are 66 million people living on the area of a postage stamp so space is a luxury.Ihave to set my reloading in the kitchen but I get by.
I love your setups they are the way to go.

 

[hunter0528]

Ever notice that reloading and the government is similar. The more reloading equipment you have the more you want, just like the government and money.

 

[AnesthesiaMD]

Here is my favorite room from central Oklahoma…..

 

[Grey Goast]

Its a mess but its mine. My corner of the basement

I bet her corner is where the abrams tank and the humer is parked. lol