My Reloading Setup ...

This is my reloading set up and some of my supplies

shot mec loaders ammo etc

the loader that started it all.

my Walnut hill swaging reloading press It is the BOMB

my Rockchucker .... saved my beer money for quite a while before I got it.

my reloading swaging bench.

some of my dies

bullets and primers

Powder

I think your ready to start a company.

Very nice set up indeed. Lots and Lots of fun toyss...

I wish I had half the stuff you have.

nice setup. i like your Hoyt too, I use an Ultratec.

here are a couple older pictures of my setup. i've since replaced the Dillon 550 with a Hornady LNL, and i've also added a Forster Co-Ax.

great set up. I covet your digital scale and especially your case prep center. Man those things are nice. I really need to get one it would save my old arthritic hands a lot of pain.

It sure must be nice to be rich?

Taylor- What......no explosion proof box for the powder storage?

You all make me ashamed of how disorganized my reloading bench is. I'll have to clean up my chaotic mess before I post any pics of my man cave.

Great set ups to you both. Reload3006, I see your also an archery addict?
Nice!

Nice set ups.

well i do like a string and a stick..... not a real archer like yourself .... My son does the recurve thing but im strictly a compound and cross bow guy. but it gives me an excuse that my wife buys to get out in the woods. LOL

na not rich just 30+ years of collecting

I'm sure we are all rich in so many ways, I know that I sure am.
Not many people can just walk out their back door and be hunting the second they step off the back deck. Nor do many have the luxury of being within a stone's throw of a great undeveloped fishery like Big River.
Or being able to see wildlife out the kitchen window, and lastly.........having such a great group of friends to tell about it.

Mohunter wrote:I'm sure we are all rich in so many ways, I know that I sure am.
Not many people can just walk out their back door and be hunting the second they step off the back deck. Nor do many have the luxury of being within a stone's throw of a great undeveloped fishery like Big River.
Or being able to see wildlife out the kitchen window, and lastly.........having such a great group of friends to tell about it.

So true this statement is.... I would not trade my poor rural life for a big McMansion and a couple of new lexus.... for anything....

i agree 100 %...nice setups guys those are awsome makes mine look small lol but yall do have a couple years of collecting on me lol old farts lol!! just kidding!