Lets see those reloading benches........

[omcforever]

I will have mine presentable in a few days..

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[Richard Higgins]

My hideout.

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Updated couldn't get it in one pic.

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[Garand46]

My modest setup. Little cluttered at the time.

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[omcforever]

just being used..

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[Shootingblanks]

More InlineFabrication upgrades to Redding T7.







28.5”-29” between 650 and T7. I will be purchasing a 550C from Kimball Bowden at Bobcat Armament to put between these two presses with another InlineFabrication Ultramount. Kimball has been great with answering questions and look forward to placing the order soon. The InlineFabrication Ultramounts are thicker metal and seem more rigid than the Dillon mounts. Dan is great at InlineFabrication and offers great customer service.


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[omcforever]

nice

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[Dustin]

I really like that Redding setup.


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[Shootingblanks]

Another quick bench build on other side of reloading room. Will host another Inline Fabrication quick change Ultramount for Lee Classic Cast single stage press and quick change plates to mount Dillon Swager, RCBS primer and Redding 2400 trimmer.




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[mwest]

_{In a 7x7 converted dark room in the basement. where i make freedom pills.}


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[Shootingblanks]

Nice benches everyone.

Keep them coming.

I just got another shipment from Inline Fabrication for flush quick mount, several quick change plates, storage docks and a 48” Inline rail wall organizer.

Held off on adding a 550C for now. Torn between adding a 550C set up as large primer or getting another 650 set up as large primer to load 45ACP, 308, 30-06 and 458 soon. The 550 seems cheaper with all the caliber changes and the auto index and extra station for powder check are nice, but not a necessity.





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