Reloading tables

[idratherbhunting]

Got a reloader for xmas and was just wondering what other people have for tables or benchs. Lets see what all you guys have and the pros and cons, before I build one for myself.

 

[bucklover]

A good start to a solid surface is to find an old door, and cover it with a 1/2 to 3/4 inch piece of plywood, using grabber screws to suck them together. If you can come across an old vanity or something similar, it makes a good base, with storage. The biggest problem you will run into, (especially if you are putting it in a basement with cement floors, is locking it all down to the floor so it will handle the torque of pulling up on the handle of the re-loader. If money is tight, this is a pretty cheap solution. Hope this helps.

 

[sageadvice]

If you can come across a old set of kitchen cabinets, you can really set up a nice station. Overhead storage where you can just see, reach in, and pull out what you want, really comes in handy. The longer you're in the hobby and the more firearms that you reload for, the more upper, eye level, storage you'll want!

Good lighting is also important!!

Joey