OK - Ya'll Don't Laugh too hard!

Dude...I hate you, your too orginized

All the setups are nice. I especially like the take it to the range theory, there is no other real way to work up a load IMO. I built my reloadig room under the same roof as my shooting room. I load in one room and move to the other to shoot out to 800 yards off of concrete benches. Within the next few years I am hopefully going to stretch my range out to a mile. There is nothing like busting milk jugs at 1500 plus yards.

These are the kind of post I dont like. Cap out did me and had to replace my keyboard becuase of all the drool.
it might be small, but it looks like you utilize the space well! With a microwaze and a/c I could probally live in there! :lol!:

Captain, if hell breaks out on earth, I am coming to your house!!

nice setup. if it hits the fan, we will have a northern source for reloading. :lol!:

eddybo wrote: .... Within the next few years I am hopefully going to stretch my range out to a mile. There is nothing like busting milk jugs at 1500 plus yards.

I can't see that far even with optics!! I would need a Ma-Duce and a spotter!!

BTW - Thanks for the kind words everyone!

I like the single stage. It just fits me and the way I like to reload. Nice and slow, it is a way of relaxing for me so I just pittle along

msredneck wrote:Just trying to encourage others...You really don't have to be all that elaborate to get started.

Once I get a place with a garage, I plan on slowly making my venture into the reloading world. So the fact that your setup is not only simplistic but portable, is a definite good thing.

Man I have a lot of relaxing you could do. It would be like a vacation for you. I need 1500 cases necked down, prepped, primed and loaded. Nothing special just prairie puppy fodder.

SJ wrote:I like the single stage. It just fits me and the way I like to reload. Nice and slow, it is a way of relaxing for me so I just pittle along

eddybo wrote:Man I have a lot of relaxing you could do. It would be like a vacation for you. I need 1500 cases necked down, prepped, primed and loaded. Nothing special just prairie puppy fodder.

SJ wrote:I like the single stage. It just fits me and the way I like to reload. Nice and slow, it is a way of relaxing for me so I just pittle along

sounds like it could possibly be fun, if anything just how to learn. Unless you need brass annealed, I did some research on that and found it a little too technical for my liking.

What ever works for you, I like it

ajlineman wrote:What ever works for you, I like it

Now if you were closer, I'd be happy to come on over and learn.