My Loading Bench
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My Loading Bench
Here's my set-up. most of this stuff was free. It may not seem like much but it works fine and takes up little space.
"I have reached up to the gun rack and taken down the .30/30 carbine by some process of natural selection, not condoned perhaps by many experts but easily explained by those who spend long periods in the wilderness areas."~Calvin Rutstrum~
"You come to the swamp, you better leave your skirt at the house"~Dave Canterbury~
"You come to the swamp, you better leave your skirt at the house"~Dave Canterbury~
Re: My Loading Bench
Very practical.
I like it.
I like it.
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Re: My Loading Bench
Your set-up looks like mine except yours is a lot neater, i used to have a big bench set-up but have narrowed most my shooting down to three cal. 45-70 being loaded the most. Set up two of these little tables that i can move around easy to different locations.
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Disclaimer, not responsible for anyone copying or building anything i make.
Always consult an expert first.
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USAF-72-76
God Bless America.
Disclaimer, not responsible for anyone copying or building anything i make.
Always consult an expert first.
Re: My Loading Bench
The .45-70 and straight walled pistol cartridges are my favorites to load.
"I have reached up to the gun rack and taken down the .30/30 carbine by some process of natural selection, not condoned perhaps by many experts but easily explained by those who spend long periods in the wilderness areas."~Calvin Rutstrum~
"You come to the swamp, you better leave your skirt at the house"~Dave Canterbury~
"You come to the swamp, you better leave your skirt at the house"~Dave Canterbury~
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rossim92
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Re: My Loading Bench
you caught my attention with the word" free". Most of house furnishing and my tools have been free. Sometimes, it works out just fine. Good setup you have there.
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Ysabel Kid
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Re: My Loading Bench
Had a similar set up in a house when I only had a closet for reloading. Smart thinking!
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Triggernosis
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Re: My Loading Bench
So, do you use those ear muffs when you're tumbling brass or what? 
Tom
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Eastern N.C.
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Re: My Loading Bench
I usually set the tumbler in the garage or back porch.
"I have reached up to the gun rack and taken down the .30/30 carbine by some process of natural selection, not condoned perhaps by many experts but easily explained by those who spend long periods in the wilderness areas."~Calvin Rutstrum~
"You come to the swamp, you better leave your skirt at the house"~Dave Canterbury~
"You come to the swamp, you better leave your skirt at the house"~Dave Canterbury~
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Sixgun
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Re: My Loading Bench
Nice and neat Swampman 
I bet most of the younguns here would not notice that early 70's Lyman manual. That book looks new!----------------Sixgun
Pitchy--where did you get that Thumblers Tumbler? I've had one since the early seventies and she still runs great!
I bet most of the younguns here would not notice that early 70's Lyman manual. That book looks new!----------------SixgunPitchy--where did you get that Thumblers Tumbler? I've had one since the early seventies and she still runs great!
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Re: My Loading Bench
A old feller that has long passed gave it to me when he bought one of the new fangled Lyman vibrating kind.Sixgun wrote:Nice and neat Swampman
Pitchy--where did you get that Thumblers Tumbler? I've had one since the early seventies and she still runs great!
He was one of those guys that forgot more about guns and reloading than most of us know, kinda like Earl.
Because I Can, and Have
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USAF-72-76
God Bless America.
Disclaimer, not responsible for anyone copying or building anything i make.
Always consult an expert first.
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USAF-72-76
God Bless America.
Disclaimer, not responsible for anyone copying or building anything i make.
Always consult an expert first.