Thats a Dillon 650 on the right for the 9mm, a Dillon 550 in the middle for the 38 Special and a Lee for the 308 on the left. Plenty of storage for projectiles, cases and related tools.
Cheers
David
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higginsdj
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Just thought I would share a picture of my reloading 'station'. My garage is small and used for a lot of things so my reloading gear needs to be mobile.
Thats a Dillon 650 on the right for the 9mm, a Dillon 550 in the middle for the 38 Special and a Lee for the 308 on the left. Plenty of storage for projectiles, cases and related tools.
Cheers
David
Thats a Dillon 650 on the right for the 9mm, a Dillon 550 in the middle for the 38 Special and a Lee for the 308 on the left. Plenty of storage for projectiles, cases and related tools.
Cheers
David
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Southcape
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Ahh gun porn. 
That's an excellent use of space. I have visions of you pedalling the bike to get that powder trickler running.
Just a tip, if you load in your garage.Load with the doors closed, and block any gaps where drafts may come though. The drafts will effect the read out on your scales.
I have wooden floors in our house, and I can't reload when people are walking around as this shows up on the scales as well.
That's an excellent use of space. I have visions of you pedalling the bike to get that powder trickler running.
Just a tip, if you load in your garage.Load with the doors closed, and block any gaps where drafts may come though. The drafts will effect the read out on your scales.
I have wooden floors in our house, and I can't reload when people are walking around as this shows up on the scales as well.
Linda
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