Where is your reloading room/equipment ????

Makwa · Rookie Member Joined: Oct 08, 2009 Posts: 23

Greetings.

I have my reloading/gun room in the basement. It is a dedicated room with no windows and a steel door with an electronic lock on it to keep nosey people out. Wink

Crackshot

Hey I see you have a Charge Master 1500, How do you like it so far? I have had mine for almost 2 years and LOVE the darn thing!

Makwa · Rookie Member Joined: Oct 08, 2009 Posts: 23

I agree.............it is a thing of beauty!

Dimitri · Super Member Joined: Nov 25, 2005 Posts: 5948

Welcome to the forums Howdy

Dimitri

chambered221

Welcome to Hunting Nut!!! Wave

Looks like you have a preference to Brownings!!! Cool

Makwa · Rookie Member Joined: Oct 08, 2009 Posts: 23

Thanks! I do like Citori's. Rifle wise, Sako (older style) and mauser actions are my preferences.

chambered221

I thought I saw a couple of A-Bolts as well???

Makwa · Rookie Member Joined: Oct 08, 2009 Posts: 23

No I don't own an A-bolt. I have about a half dozen older Sako rifles, some custom based on the Sako action and a couple straight factory ones, as well as a couple of custom jobs on Belgian FN mauser actions.

The rifle in the vise is a .375 H&H on a Sako AV action, Douglas barrel with NECG express sights and a McMillan stock. All the metal has a coating by a company that is now out of business, but it is very weather resistant.

chambered221

Sorry !!! My bad !!! Embarassed

Makwa · Rookie Member Joined: Oct 08, 2009 Posts: 23

Not easy to tell in a photo like that. Smile

English Mike

I seem to spend all my waking hours in my shop lately.

I'm thinking maybe I ought to set up my reloading stuff next to the till for convenience.

Might scare off a customer or two though. Very Happy

fnuser

Hey Makwa, I also have several old f.n.'s one was a j.c.higgins, one is a colt, and the third is an f.n. with an oval it's in the process of becoming a .256. I also have an old "deluxe american" in 30-06 with the factory peep and horn buttplate. I also bought a "whitworth" for a someday project.

Makwa · Rookie Member Joined: Oct 08, 2009 Posts: 23

fnuser..............they are good actions. Those Whitworths are a good deal...when you can find them. Not all that easy to get ahold of now.

bushrat · Rookie Member Joined: Mar 26, 2015 Posts: 1

Hey all! I know this is an older post, but I'm new here so please cut me some slack. My reloading room is in a shed out behind the house. Ac/heat and well insulated.

Have my single stage on the left side coming in, and my Dillon progressive on the right. All my powder, primers, and various accessories are in a cabinet just inside the door. I use 30 round ammo cans for once fired brass and coffee cans for brass cleaned and processed ready to prime and load.

It's nice and cozy and peaceful. Very Happy

Elvis

welcome bushrat...grab a stump by the fire and a snarler off the BBQ sit awhile and yack.