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    My new reloading bench

    I started back into reloading about two months ago after a 40 year pause. I got alot of help with my equipment and process decisions from you guys as well as some others on a couple other forums.

    I am now reloading .38 special, .45 ACP, 30-30, 30-40, .308, .300 Savage, .223, .303 Brit., 6.5 Swede, and .30-06. In the future I will probably reload 9mm Luger and 7.63 Mauser pistol.

    Here are some photos of my set up and the bench that I built:

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    Looks great.

    I just went and bought a metal workbench with the wood top at SEARs. I think Dillon was selling some put together yourself wood reloading bench for some outrageous price.

    My craftsman unit was a great value, but it doesn't have the benchtop shelving like you made.
    "What would a $2,000 Geissele Super Duty do that a $500 PSA door buster on Black Friday couldn't do?" - Stopsign32v

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    Is that bench bolted to the floor?

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    Quote Originally Posted by demigod View Post
    Looks great.

    I just went and bought a metal workbench with the wood top at SEARs. I think Dillon was selling some put together yourself wood reloading bench for some outrageous price.

    My craftsman unit was a great value, but it doesn't have the benchtop shelving like you made.
    How is the craftsman? I plan to get that as well for my reloading bench?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Perryguy View Post
    Is that bench bolted to the floor?
    No, it's not bolted to the floor. It is very solid and stable as it is. I built to be heavy and took pains to make it very square and plumb.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rich776 View Post
    How is the craftsman? I plan to get that as well for my reloading bench?
    Great! Cheap and easy. Load the drawers down with your reloading stuff and it's plenty solid. I use the Dillon strong mount on top of the bench.
    "What would a $2,000 Geissele Super Duty do that a $500 PSA door buster on Black Friday couldn't do?" - Stopsign32v

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    Quote Originally Posted by demigod View Post
    Great! Cheap and easy. Load the drawers down with your reloading stuff and it's plenty solid. I use the Dillon strong mount on top of the bench.
    Thanks! I plan on getting the 550 with the strong mount as well.

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    I hate you Just kidding i need a set up like that, Outstanding!!!


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    I've been using this bench for the past 25 years, although it's become more crowed as the years have gone by.



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    Looks good!
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