[Gargoyle]

 

[Gargoyle]

Originally posted by Jim Watson:
Coming out of the closet, are you?

Nope, I went in! By the way, I'm the same God fearing man coming out of my closet as I am stepping in.

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[Gargoyle]

It's the Jarhead in me. Yes everything gets put back in order after each session as not to scramble my three calibers together. (Large rifle and pistol primers look awefully similar)
Tumbler in the garage.

 

[Gargoyle]

Originally posted by AKM:
Oo-rah Devildog.

Proud to serve.



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[Gargoyle]

Originally posted by Walking Point:
We'll see what happens to that neatness once you're loading for 12 calibers, have 25 different kinds of powder, 20 bricks of primers, 10,000 assorted bullets, etc...

For now it's definitely a nice looking set-up. A man with a closet to call his very own is unusual.

I got lucky and have our spare bedroom for my toys and 2 loading benches. I've got another bench full of bullet casting stuff in the garage.

The thought of having to move to a different house gives me nightmares.

I was living with a buddy of mine and when she moved out I turned her old room into a "Testosterone Room." The room is a combination between weightlifting, reloading and hunting gear. I've got a four post power rack with olympic weights in the back/center of the room and my hunting gear on each side of the reloading bench that is not seem in the pic.

I reload for three guns in following calibers: AR-15 .223, Rem 700VS .22-250, Kimber CDP .45.
(actually I switched from "reloading" the AR-15 to straight "loading" with RVO brass and said to hell with FL sizing)

Bench is always in clean condition as to not scramble my large rifle primers with my large pistol primers. Only other addition so far is a vice mounted on the left. The vice is red to match the Lee turret press.

I can't wait to have a basement room dedicated to my hobbies. I can do the deeds with what I have now, but at the cost of a little crampness.

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[This message has been edited by Gargoyle (edited 09-07-2001).]

 

[Gargoyle]

Originally posted by gigi*riva:
Indeed, what is that? Gargoyle, what's your joy and comfort level with the Lee turret press? I've been considering buying the whole turret kit, under a hundred and have a whole set up seems too good to pass up. But then the Lee naysayers...would you recommend this press?

Everything that Shane said and...
The Lee turret press is one of the best pieces of equipment that Lee makes. Some Lee stuff is shady, however, this press is good to go!
Complimented with Lee carbide dies, a factory crimp, and an auto disk measure, and your making good rounds.

The press also gives you that multiple caliber capability with sanity! Switching turrets in and out is a snap. You can either go semi-progressive or single stage by adding/removing the indexing rod.

I wish I would have started with this press from the beginning. (good for the 1000-1500 round a month guy)


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