Show us your setup!!!

[M16]

Here is part of mine.

And another part

 

[mbott]

I feel so inadequate.

--
Mike

 

[P95Carry]

M16 ....... you must have spent many hours and many linear feet of 1 x 6 makin those shelves .... awesome .. just what I need.

Got a few days to spare in PA??

 

[K80Geoff]

These pics are obviouslty phony. The areas are too clean to actually be used to reload ammo.

Now if I can move all the junk from in front of my bench, brush away the cowbwebs from the ceiling and get the dog to move from her usual sleeping place I will take a picture of my bench, which actually gets used and shows it.

That is if I don't slip on all the spilled shot and break my neck trying to take the picture!

Tile floors! Painted benchwork! A real ceiling! Pigeon Hole ammo storage! Jeez, don't you folks do any reloading

 

[mack69]

Re:

Makin me feel darned inadequate..... I have a Lee 4 hole turret Deluxe pistol kit bolted to my garage work bench (right next to my vise) and a rolling locking cabinet that holds all my loading accessories.

 

[K80Geoff]

Here we go

OOPS no go

 

[Gewehr98]

Evil Lab/Reloading Room combination.

Panorama, taken from left to right:

And a view of the whole room, including furry, brass-retrieving assistant:

 

[bdhawk]

K80

MERCY!! you gotta enough room for a rodeo. what is that single shot a wichata(sp)? can i borrow your brass chaser good idea. LOL

 

[K80Geoff]

OK I think I finally learned how to do this

 

[K80Geoff]

No reloading area is complete without a dog, wonder what goes through their minds when they watch the goings on

 

[Jbar4Ranch]

M16, that is a very impressive setup! Here's a couple shots of mine, not nearly as organized as M16's though. I have three benches, one 32" x 16', one 2' x 5', and one 2' x 3', holding eleven presses total.

 

[one eye]

Just getting started reloading for my Remington XP-100R in 22-250. 9MM reloading will come next.

 

[44and45]

Part of my gun room

Have two desk facing each other, presses mounted on both and rolling swivel chair move in and out among them for operating.

44and45

 

[stellarpod]

Here you go.

stellarpod

 

[Bill Z]

Well, here is three months or so ago

and here is now.

 

[Poodleshooter]

Nice ideas guys!
I've just moved, and am rebuilding my bench now.
Questions for those who use pegboard-how do you attach it? Is it attached directly to your bench or to the wall? I've got an unfinished basement that I may finish in the future,and I'm trying to contemplate a way to put a stable pegboard backing on my new bench without screwing it directly to the masonry. Does anyone use upright backing such as 2x4's to make the whole assembly mobile?

 

[cocked&locked]

This pic doesn't do the room justice, but you get the idea. This is "my" room!
Heat, A/C, phone, stereo, refridge,.....you think I spend of a lot of time hiding in here?

 

[stellarpod]

Poodleshooter: I took the easy way out and mounted my pegboard to the wall. I used 1x2's as stringers to give it a little standoff.

stellarpod

 

[Dusty Miller]

After looking at this show, I'm jealous as hell!!