ok Ill work on it. I should look here I can bring 100lbs back with me. Maybe all wheel weights hahaha
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ok Ill work on it. I should look here I can bring 100lbs back with me. Maybe all wheel weights hahaha
Rock Chucker arrived. Turns out I ordered a kit, so it has a hand tool to prime the cases, a little scale, and a SPEER manual (#14). Also purchased my .223 shell holder.
This weekend will be organizing the gun room to have room to make it happen. I can't wait to flash some pics of it!
I'm getting this thing going, bit by bit.
Spent the night dodging rain to process a ton of wheel weights into ingots. Also had some malty beverages, but mostly made ingots.
Need input: Tile or Carpet in the new reloading room?
Tile if you ever want to find a primer :)
DTT
If you want to go carpet, i have 3' W x 10' L nylon, static free rubber backed carpet runners available. I used them to line my shop floor, better than concrete AND very easy to vacuum / clean up . PLUS you can take them out side and wash off as needed.Quote:
Originally Posted by asmo
The runners are black and primers stand out.Quote:
Originally Posted by stevew
Yeah that probably works well for you but I tend to do something dumb every so often and spent primers hit the floor for whatever reason. Actually I have neither, I have plywood floors because its in an unfinished area.
ordered shell holders and dies. this weekend will see the creation of the reloading bench itself. I'm looking forward to utilizing some power tools to get it done.
Tile. I'm in the process now of replacing my carpet with laminate wood flooring after I spilled some powder on the floor. Thought I could vacuume it up. Not! Hair, lint, dirt etc. With a laminate or hardwood you could sweep it up and reuse it.Quote:
Originally Posted by asmo