Finally got my loading area set up........
3 MEC 9000's (12,20 and 28 gauge), RCBS RC II and my Dillon 550 with 6 quick change set-ups. Cabinets above have about 75 pounds of powder and 25K plus misc primers. Have about 1000 pounds of shot and primers put away where they will fit. Now it's time to get a sore shoulder....
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Great looking set up there.
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Now I know where to go when I run short of supplies!
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Very nice set up.
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Sweet setup!
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Get crankin', it will look a lot better with a little spilled shot and powder! π Bob
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BobJudy: 30415570680347/comments/30415540407451
Get crankin', it will look a lot better with a little spilled shot and powder! π Bob
It will Bob, I made the mistake, ONCE, of doing it inside on carpet...
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toad67: 30415570680347/comments/30415555609243
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It will Bob, I made the mistake, ONCE, of doing it inside on carpet...
It is amazing how many years later you can hear the occasional #7 1/2 shot get sucked up in the vacuum cleaner after doing that.π Bob
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nice is a understatement
great job
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Here is my getting loaded area.π
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Ya got me there a20...ποΈ
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From the looks of the bottles there is not much reloading going on.ποΈ
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Butchdog2: 30415570680347/comments/30415544940059
From the looks of the bottles there is not much reloading going on.ποΈ
Not yet, I bought my Christmas presents from Dillon....
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Butchdog2: 30415570680347/comments/30415544940059
From the looks of the bottles there is not much reloading going on.ποΈ
Dems just backup.
here is the working bar
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Looks like you have been "reloading" from that bench. I see few 1/2 empty bottles.
What keeps them from sliding to the bottom end of the shelves, Verlco?
Man stumbles in late, wife says why did you come half drunk, reply, I ran out of money
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