MilitaryArms
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Reloading - a tour of my reloading room
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Best advice for someone interested in starting: Send a PM to INGO user Aszerigan. He runs Profire Arms and Supply and is an INGO sponsor. Check out his section in the sponsor area. He will usually post a list of upcoming classes. His classes that are a great value. Also, read the "Sticky" at the top of this section.
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Nice video, but at the risk of nit-picking, it should be noted that it isn't advisable in a reloading room to have an unshielded incandescent light source (the filament of which can exceed 3992 degrees Fahrenheit) hovering over a hopper of gun powder (with an ignition temperature as low as 320 degrees Fahrenheit). I wouldn't bother remarking on this (admittedly, slight) safety issue, but since your video is intended as quasi-instructional, those kinds of little things matter.
Respectfully submitted.
Nice video, but at the risk of nit-picking, it should be noted that it isn't advisable in a reloading room to have an unshielded incandescent light source (the filament of which can exceed 3992 degrees Fahrenheit) hovering over a hopper of gun powder (with an ignition temperature as low as 320 degrees Fahrenheit). I wouldn't bother remarking on this (admittedly, slight) safety issue, but since your video is intended as quasi-instructional, those kinds of little things matter.
Respectfully submitted.
MilitaryArms
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If you can guess the combination to my safe in the next 20 minutes, yes. You can have it.
MilitaryArms
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Zen, point taken. I have one of those new fangled florescent bulbs to put in there but I haven't gotten around to it. Perhaps it's time.
MilitaryArms
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IndySSD,
That's what I did. That oddly shaped area that is my reloading room is actually in the back of my garage. I used it for storage and had my reloading gear in the house. Then I got married, had a kid... well, it had to go somewhere else. So I cleaned out that storage area, build some benches and now I have a nice out of the way loading room. I actually prefer it out there.
Thanks for the sub.
That's what I did. That oddly shaped area that is my reloading room is actually in the back of my garage. I used it for storage and had my reloading gear in the house. Then I got married, had a kid... well, it had to go somewhere else. So I cleaned out that storage area, build some benches and now I have a nice out of the way loading room. I actually prefer it out there.
Thanks for the sub.
Nice set up. I had a nice reloading room in my last house, but here I am still winging it. I reloaded a lot of ammo with a press clamped to the kitchen table or my desk. The posting of reloading rooms came up on another site dedicated to shotgun enthusiasts. Some of those rooms were 500 square feet, had tile floors, recessed lighting, custom oak cabinets and display cases, multiple progressive presses and proper locking powder magazines as well as high end stereo systems. Of course a man with several safes full of $10,000 shotguns and a motorhome to drive to shooting events is probably not hurting for cash either. I do not think we have many here in that economic bracket.
