[chourico]

If you have a reloading man cave post some pics!!I am trying to get different ideas.

 

[grntitan]

chourico--There are at least (2) great threads done just a few months ago of reloading rooms. Some great pics and ideas there. Hopefully someone will bring 'em back up. Here is a link to my thread and here is my current set-up.

Matt

 

[chourico]

grntitan;thanks for the thread real nice setups makes mine look silly.

 

[grntitan]

chourico---As long as it works your fine. Most have a closet in their bathroom bigger than my room. I re-did my basement and saved a small spot. Beats the sh!t out of the garage where i was before. Had more room in the garage but no AC just heat. Near 100% humidity and 80 - 90's temp in the summer was no fun loading even though i load mostly in the winter.

Matt

 

[Mark425]

At least those Saudi's do one thing right. Notice the patterning tunnel in the center.

 

[John55]

That room is in Dubai, UAE.
www.accuratereloading.com is the guy's website.

 

[tom-n8ies]

Yes that www.accuratereloading.com is home of the .577 T-Rex
tom

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www.accuratereloading.com

 

[mollyone]

I spend a lot of time here


jpark

 

[chourico]

tom that is one funny ass video i was laughing my balls off.

 

[bigeoj]

That's why Arabs throw rocks!!!! JRS

 

[high 2]

What are they shooting in the video?

 

[grntitan]

high2---.577 T-Rex says it at the top. Obviously a hand full and then some.

Matt

 

[Shooting Coach]

Lotsa time spent here.

 

[psfive]

This is mine, where I make it all happen. It's a small space, really busy but it works for me. Paul in Nebraska

 

[Mapper]

Some folks are disgustingly neat. My loading facility shall remain unphotographed.

 

[gdbabin]

Paul,

I'm trying to figure out your drill mount???



Guy Babin

 

[AveragEd]

I have to keep things orderly or I forget where they are. You know ehat they say, "Memory is the second thing to go and I forget what the first was."

Ed

 

[hmb]

Ed, I see you are down to 40 flats and 50 bags of shot, don't forget to order some before you run out. HMB

 

[AveragEd]

Well, those photos were taken a while ago, so the shot inventory is more like 35 or so. As much as I'd like to buy 50 to 80 bags, I just can't bring myself to pay the going price for the stuff right now. It's probably not going to happen, but I keep holding onto hope for a lengthy drop in the lead market. I figure at least I can do my part by not buying any. I still think that if enough of us did that, it would have to eventually have an effect on the shot manufacturers. No demand in the stores means no demand at the distributors which means no demand at the mnaufacturers. Low demand + high inventories = lower prices. It sounds good, anyway.

Accordingly, I currently shoot trap only when I really feel like it. I've been buying shells when Remington runs their $100 rebate on five flats - it somehow seems less painful to pay $52 (after rebate) for a flat of new shells than ~$35 for one bag of shot. I buy 10 flats and Jason and I each submit a rebate form for five flats each.

These days, I'm spending more time on my club's handgun and rifle ranges. Those components aren't cheap either, but it takes a lot longer to go through them.

Ed

 

[psfive]

Guy

The drill is a case conditioning tool for metalic reloading. It's just an old drill I had with the tapped hole for a handle on the side. I made a bracket to mount it on the bench. See the picture to explain. Paul in Nebraska