That gun vault is super cool but I'd like to hear more about the collection of awards on the wall.
I always enjoy picts of your organized reloading benches. ,
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That gun vault is super cool but I'd like to hear more about the collection of awards on the wall.
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Open them in a program that lets you re-set the aspect ratio to square - then resave them.
Either that or move to Australia.
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When we built our condo, it was a given that the first thing finished in the basement was my loading room. After having been crammed in a closet for many years I was determined to have a room that fit my needs.
Room is 11x21, and has benches around 3 sides of the majority of it. One side for cleaning working on guns (and building Fly rods). One side for my old Texsan loader that is my rifle and load development loader, and one side fo rmy Dillon 550 and the Mec9000 12 gauge loader. The back corner is a 4'x7' all concrete walk in gun vault. After 15 years here it still fits what I need.
I thought I had the only carpeted reloading room. Must be an Illinois thing. (Picture to follow.)
I like your milk jug brass containers.
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I am pretty blessed for space. I actually have several benches I work at. The first is my main bench (2 pics) where I do my powder coating, case prep and firearm cleaning maintenance. The other area is just around a corner and has my reloading presses on it with ample storage below. A third area is part of the future remodel that is ongoing. Right now it has my gun safe and a stand with bullets and ammo on it. That entire area will be cleaned out and my safe and an ammo can will be against one wall bolted down with sheet rock above, around and below, more storage and a new narrow bench for a Dillion SD that was gifted to me. I have another area in the basement I just completed - no pics included where I built some killer storage for the wife and added a deep wash tub and a 4 foot counter. Works great for quenching, cleaning things up and washing brass.
In the process of these remodels I have created a ton of storage areas and places to put boxes for my firearms, cases, lead and all the other stuff that seems to follow me home. I can't seem to get rid of much, it took me too long to acquire all of it!
In the process of these remodels I have created a ton of storage areas and places to put boxes for my firearms, cases, lead and all the other stuff that seems to follow me home. I can't seem to get rid of much, it took me too long to acquire all of it!
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Eddie Southgate
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Mine looks like a hoarder house , ain't room enough in there to cuss a cat .
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My reloading bench looks like something you would see on Hoarders .
I'm a pack rat with no organizational skills and after years of trying .... it isn't going to change .
I went through a huge clean , sort , crate , label and organize project last year ... I was so proud of myself ... but at night , while I sleep , the Disorganizing Fairies come out at Midnight and undo all my hard work !
I give up ...you just cant beat the Disorganizing Fairies !
Gary
I'm a pack rat with no organizational skills and after years of trying .... it isn't going to change .
I went through a huge clean , sort , crate , label and organize project last year ... I was so proud of myself ... but at night , while I sleep , the Disorganizing Fairies come out at Midnight and undo all my hard work !
I give up ...you just cant beat the Disorganizing Fairies !
Gary
Here's mine on a good day.
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Love the 3 stage (CH?) and the Co-Ax old school "non traditional" presses.
They are beautiful!
They are beautiful!
That is a Deitemeyer No. 200 Loader. Patents were bought by Pacific(which was bought by Hornady), which used it for the basis of their shotshell loaders.
