Show us your loading set up.
I'm 2 maybe 3 months away from having a place to set up a bench an start reloading. Was wondering if you gents would mind posting pics of your reloading area?
Regards,
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Emailing you a couple pics. Posting them is a PITA.
Uhm, nevermind, can't attach pics to the emails from GB.
SALLY
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Drobs
send me a e-mail via GB, and I'll reply with a photo and discription of my setup.
Some guys like a mag full of lead, I still prefer one round to the head.0 -
Here are some in a thread from a couple of months ago:
http://forums.forthehunt.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=143776
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I can host pics. My email is sixdollar1975@yahoo.com
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Hosted for bsally
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I am not sure why but the one pic shows up broken on the bottom. I even tryed reloaing it.
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All this stuff is 100% legal and I am sure of it. But still do not tell anyone that you have this kind of stuff there, not even your mother. It is not that you can not trust them, but they may not-knowing say something that will have the ATF knocking at your door.
No Smoking around this stuff.
" Those who give up a little freedom for temporary security, deserve neither freedom nor security "
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Ok so what did I do wrong? I was trying to get rid of the extra post I made and ended up making more.
John0 -
If you want to delete your own reply you must first log-on to the website by going to username/ password at the top of the screen, or when you first visit the forums. But remember to "un-check" remember password for ovbious reasons. Then go to your reply and if you see a "trashcan" icon next to the "reply with quote" button, click on it. A new window will com up asking you to re-enter your password. Re-enter your password and click enter or submit and your reply will be deleted. You must disable pop-up software (or hold on the CTRL button)for this to work.
" Those who give up a little freedom for temporary security, deserve neither freedom nor security "
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That was the problem I wasent logged in. I have not had to delete or edit anything yet.
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Ok here are some of mine. Please excuse the mess, and continued trouble with my digital camera...
First the bench... Yes lots of green on there and no blue... Im still working on that.
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/dcso3009/detail?.dir=9a0b&.dnm=971f.jpg&.src=ph
Shelves are starting to bend. Maybe time to shoot more...
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/dcso3009/detail?.dir=9a0b&.dnm=5ab6.jpg&.src=ph
Some misc. storage and data on my loads filed in the cabinet.
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/dcso3009/detail?.dir=9a0b&.dnm=d110.jpg&.src=ph
I am set up in my unfinished basement. It is very dry for a basement and have not had any problems other than a rusty wrench that laid on the floor. As you may have noticed nothing sits right on the floor.0 -
Here's a couple shots of mine. I have to be careful, because the horizontal surface seems to collect....well, everything! 0 -
You can see my set-up under the topic "Reloading bench height/size" below. The bench itself was a salvaged work counter from a fast food place, the lower cabinet to the right was a salvaged bathroom sink cabinet covered with yet another piece of salvaged counter top painted white after the photo was taken. Emery
"Well done is better than well said"
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