Home Forums Reloading Big Game Rifles My new Reloading Bench

Moved into a new house 5 years ago put this together then, we just finished sealing the floor and painting the walls in this room, at the end of the cabinets is now 4 shelves used for range bags, tumblers, shell cases, etc. I am not lacking for room. Powder, primers, bullets, brass and tools are all stored right within easy rolling distance or just standing and opening a cabinet door.

Y'all have some nice setup. Swiftly do you like everything being behind a door? Most setups I've seen have been open?

I dont mind the doors, it keeps the room much neater when guests come over for beers and race night. Also keeps the grandkids from asking me "What's that for", or Why ya got all that stuff.
We call this the oops room, as it could be in a mess due to the fact we are still working on the train town. Ohh forgot this is the other resident of the room and why I said race night and train town.

4 foot by 12 slot car track and trains

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Just plain fun

Yeah I hear you. I ride trains for living so I don't get into them much if not at work. It seems that's all I see anyways.

just put together the Harbor freight bench . Found a 20% off coupon on the net so I got it for $111 . For guys that are somewhat limited on space like me this really ain't a bad bench for the money. Pretty solid I'd recommend it. Now all I need is one of the fancy press risers like WDO made ( hint hint) .

I like those benches, great minds and all

Not near enough clutter on most of those benches, guys. Do y'all get your wives to organize your stuff?

Just gettin close to done this past weekend. Everything's in the cabinets and a clear work surface is open for what ever needs to be done. Gonna mount the press in similar fashion to WDO on a riser. Not bad for my boiler room