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December 4, 2011
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Yep, just a few centimeters shy of 100 meters. I'll bet Ron has more than a little experience shooting at the 100 meter distance. 
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February 22, 2009
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I prefer 1K but am only comfortable under 600m... zero at 100m so everything is 'up' from there. Berm is in the shadows between the oaks. Kinda drifting off topic but hey, it is part of my future reloading room....
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rwsem said
Kinda drifting off topic but hey, it is part of my future reloading room....
I believe you guys might be a little strict when it comes to staying on topic. This is interesting stuff and deserves to be discussed. I think it's frigging awesome to be able to shoot from your loft !
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November 17, 2008
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Over the winter I modified part of the loft in my barn to create my new reloading room AKA the Man Cave. Not the best pics but here goes.
The right side.
The left side.
Still a work in progress, but as time permits maybe I can resume loading and even a little shooting from time to time. We had a reloading bench thread several years ago but I am not sure where it is.
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February 16, 2016
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lbruce said
The left side.
Those Franklin Arsenal tumblers are the bomb !
January 22, 2008
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Mine is still in the boxes, no place to set up. 
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Steve said
Looks like the best Time Management idea I've seek in years!
Is the porcelain receptacle used to polish brass in some way?
I had to LOL with that one!
My reloading "bench" at the moment is my kitchen counter. I clamp my machinery to the counter with C-clamps. No pics yet, but you get the idea.
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Stinger said
lbruce said
The left side.Those Franklin Arsenal tumblers are the bomb !
The tumbler works well, I also hooked it to a ceiling fan timer so I can turn it on and walk away without having to listen to it. It tumbles while I am in the house asleep having dreams of a Dillon 550 dancing through --- well you get the idea! LOL
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February 16, 2016
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lbruce said
The tumbler works well, I also hooked it to a ceiling fan timer so I can turn it on and walk away without having to listen to it. It tumbles while I am in the house asleep having dreams of a Dillon 550 dancing through --- well you get the idea! LOL
Great idea .. I have to go back to the shop to turn it off. What media do you use ?
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March 2, 2008
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Charger Fan said
I had to LOL with that one!
My reloading "bench" at the moment is my kitchen counter. I clamp my machinery to the counter with C-clamps. No pics yet, but you get the idea.
Way, Way back in the very early days, I used a couple of C clamps to lock my Rockchucker down to the kitchen table in our one bedroom apartment. I needed to load everything I could in a couple of overnight marathon sessions while my wife worked mid nights at the hospital. My mission seemed to be finding a way to blow up my first gun, a DW 15-2. I failed, and that 15-2 is still going strong almost 40 years later in spite of some pretty outrageous reloading experiments
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Stinger said
lbruce said
The tumbler works well, I also hooked it to a ceiling fan timer so I can turn it on and walk away without having to listen to it. It tumbles while I am in the house asleep having dreams of a Dillon 550 dancing through --- well you get the idea! LOLGreat idea .. I have to go back to the shop to turn it off. What media do you use ?
Currently I am using corn cob, But plan on trying walnut hull next as I hear it is much better. Time will tell.
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February 16, 2016
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I use Walnut hull and add a little NuFinish polish and the cases come out sparkling shiny.
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February 22, 2009
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Walnut and Lemishine...
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February 22, 2009
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FWIW, I always check Amazon before I order anything online: $44.99 + shipping
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rwsem said
FWIW, I always check Amazon before I order anything online: $44.99 + shipping
That is a good price !! But free shipping on orders over 49.00. and I ordered some
other stuff w/this and got free shipping too. The die set was 50 when I ordered it also,
and got a C Mc 8 rd mag for my PM 7, was like 20.00 I think. Thanks though 
I've dealt w/them via phone also, always quick to answer and helpful .
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May 14, 2011
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Show you my loading bench?!
No, NO I don't think so.
Its such a mess I don't think you can see the bench
February 16, 2016
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lkydvl said
Its such a mess I don't think you can see the bench
We don't really want to see the actual bench, we want to see the stuff on the bench !
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March 2, 2008
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This how it looked when I first set it up, somehow it has collected lots more stuff. There is a cabinet to the side that has manuals, bullets, cases, more powder, primers. Also a tumbler and pail in the garage with a bunch of brass. There is also a really nice illuminated swing arm magnifier that got added shortly after I set it up, as well as an ultrasonic cleaner
It is a lot messier looking these days.
I went to a bookstore and asked the saleswoman "Were is the Self Help Section?" She said if she told me, it would defeat the purpose.
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