A lot of you guys use the Dillon Strong Mount, raising the reloader several inches off the bench top. I haven't done this. Do you guys find it works better for you?
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A lot of you guys use the Dillon Strong Mount, raising the reloader several inches off the bench top. I haven't done this. Do you guys find it works better for you?
I like it because I can stand while I reload. I find that to be more comfortable.
If you stand when you use it, the strong mount is the way to go. If you were wanting something to be non permanently mounted it may also help take the stress off of the front edge, but mine is "permanent" mount.Quote:
Originally Posted by Duman
My bench in my pole barn is a flipping mess, how do you keep your area so clean.
He has an army of minions.Quote:
Originally Posted by kwando
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Originally Posted by HBARleatherneck
Good golly! You and Kazoo could go into business! I'm impressed.
I've been thinking about dusting off my reloading bench. It's primitive by comparison but it worked to reload .30-06 and 9mm. I'd like to start reloading .300 BLK.
I never got around to making a cover for my reloader. Pretty important since I do all my other tasks in the garage right around it all the time.
I noticed you have a sander in the room. Eventually I moved all the dust makers, table saw, sanders, metal grinder operations out of the garage and under the carport because of the time and trouble keeping the home winery clean. I cover the equipment with clear plastic bags which helps a lot. The reloading bench/gun room is in a (mostly) dust free storage room.
you need brass?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hummer
if it's for the 550 i might have one here. somewhere. Remind me by text. I'll forget by sunday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Hell I'd forget my leg if it wasn't attached to me.