Well as my reloading process has expanded I have quickly out grown my 8ft long reloading bench. So I decided to go out and pick up two 4ft long shelves to add into the mix. And I have already filled this up quite quickly.

 

Currently the white boat is off, and there is a jig setup with another boat under construction so that takes up 4ft of the bench by itself. But once that's finished it will be nice having 4ft of bench left over to start prepping things and having a clean spot to clean my guns. Already thinking about possibly buying another shelf but don't know if it'll be too cluttered and I hate clutter.

 

 

M

don't know if it'll be too cluttered and I hate clutter.

M

 

WOW, really? ROFLMAO! Where's the prep center?

I am looking at your reloading bench and their is not that much their just unorganized..

 

by the way i am digging the boat, been down that road still have all mine packed away, along with the kids cars and trucks..

Looks like there is a bed over on the right hand side. Why don't you get rid of that and extend your bench? Who needs a bed in their reloading room?

Tony it doesn't look like a lot because 80% of the stuff is under the bench. What you don't see is my extensive collection of brass, along with all of my other tumbling stuff on the other side of the room etc.

 

I've seen condensed the primers to half the shelf instead of the whole thing by stacking two deep. I also have one box full of primers that need to get to timmay so that'll free up some space as well. As soon as I get this crackerbox boat finished I'll have a ton more room.

 

This is what's occupying the bench right now:

 

 

 

 

 

And this is the other one:

 

 

 

M

34k wolf primers?

HAHAHA something like that, I love my wolf primers and I stocked up when I could buy them at 17 dollars shipped to my door per thousand. You can't beat that price.

 

I actually wish I had more large rifle and large pistol as that's what I've been shooting but I ran out of money. I was waiting for someone to notice the stockpile.

HAHAHA something like that, I love my wolf primers and I stocked up when I could buy them at 17 dollars shipped to my door per thousand. You can't beat that price.

 

I actually wish I had more large rifle and large pistol as that's what I've been shooting but I ran out of money. I was waiting for someone to notice the stockpile.

 

I'm more a fan of CCI's, had lots of light strikes with Wolf and they are harder to seat but better than none...

Light strikes are due to the fact the wolfs are a military primer so they have a heavier cup aka wonderfully perfect for M1 Garands. Though I've never had a light primer strike in the thousands of primers I've used.

I've been using nothing but wolf primers since I started and have nothing but good stuff to say about them. For the price, they are AWESOME!

Matt, I am digging the gas boat but why do you have a GPS in there?

When your testing and tuning with props and pipe lengths and stinger depths etc we use the gps to get our Max speeds to know if what your doing is improving the situation or not.

 

I'll get some video next time I take it out they are a blast to run.

When your testing and tuning with props and pipe lengths and stinger depths etc we use the gps to get our Max speeds to know if what your doing is improving the situation or not.

 

Nice idea, sort of a RC Boat Dyno.

 

Harry

You just need to get your bench organized. You could have everything I can see in that pic in place and usable in half that bench (including the storage space underneath). That whole bench would make it comfy. You just need to get comfy with a process for what you load a lot and organize around that process. But heck, you could do half that bench presses, half as prep, and have three serious presses on one end, msot of your prep stuff out and ready to roll most of the time, and components, spare parts, and your tumbler underneath.

Nice man, i would have an R/C boat if i had somewhere to run it. I fly heli's and planes, some may not believe this but it is one hella addicting hobby no matter type of platform you run. My pal who owns the local R/C shop has a cigarette boat about 5 feet long, a couple years ago he took it out and the rooster tail on that thing was like a jet ski..

Yeah I was just running mine tonight on the creek behind my house and the rooster tail is pretty crazy. I want to get it out on my lake to really be able to open it up and do some testing and tuning but I just havn't had time to drag the canoe out onto the water and run the boat. Maybe when I get back from vacation.

 

And planes and heli's you got guts man. At least when things go bad with the boat, it doesn't fall out of the sky :0

Yeah I was just running mine tonight on the creek behind my house and the rooster tail is pretty crazy. I want to get it out on my lake to really be able to open it up and do some testing and tuning but I just havn't had time to drag the canoe out onto the water and run the boat. Maybe when I get back from vacation.

 

And planes and heli's you got guts man. At least when things go bad with the boat, it doesn't fall out of the sky :0

 

Hardest part is landing. Hah.

I've had my fair share of crashes. The heli's can get expensive, but with all the new technology type foam the planes are cheap and you can glue them back together most of the time. It's really not that hard if you have the motor skills and eye sight.