My Small Bench
 

My bench is home built, although I did buy some legs from Amazon. I think I used one sheet of 3/4" plywood and a couple of 2x4 studs.

I only have one press - a Lee Turret Press, and have turret disks for .45, 9mm, .308, and .223.

I measure powder for my pistols with a Lee Auto Pro Disk thing and with a Hornady electronic powder measure for the long guns.

I'm not a real high volume reloader - maybe a few hundred rounds a week, and it works great for me.

I do wish I had more storage space. Next thing I'll probably do is get rid of those ridiculous shelves and build something onto the wall.

http://i1294.photobucket.com/albums/...ps7b7accea.jpg

Nice work area and I agree that wall shelves would be better. More room on the bench that way.

My Reloading Toybox
 

http://www.keystoneweapon.com/Keysto...s/IMG_0989.jpg

http://www.keystoneweapon.com/Keysto...s/IMG_0987.jpg

Plate #2 under construction:http://www.keystoneweapon.com/Keysto...s/IMG_0946.jpg

Whipping up a Kydex spent primer chute: http://www.keystoneweapon.com/Keysto...s/IMG_0984.jpg

My "Portable" press, so I can reload anywhere... the living room, the range, etc... http://www.keystoneweapon.com/Keysto...s/IMG_0406.jpg

Bill, nice set-ups you have!!!:)

Well, it's not much. But it is comfortable.

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That was a dew weeks ago. I've added a bit of component inventory - powders, bullets & cartridges.

Got my bench
 

My brother finished my bench and delivered it...I am pretty happy!!

As big as I can cram into my little space for now!

nice, Phil

Thanks, I know its not much but its all I need.

Phil it looks great!!:)

You know what they say..........it is not the size of your tool it is how you use it that counts!!!!!:D

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