If so, how about some pics of your setup? I want to have a setup that will sit in the back of my truck (it has a shell) that will be in out of the wind. Something on the lines of a router table but heavier. The press will only be used to seat the bullets. All brass prep will have already been done. How 'bout it guys? Thanks, Keith

I have on occassion did the final reloads at the range. I just "C" clamp my rock chucker to one of the benches along with the powder drop. I use a electronic scale that runs on 9v DC and the powder trickler uses a single AA. There are several guys at the shooting club that use the back of the pickup truck but it wasn't all that fancy. Used a 3/4 plywood as the bench protruding over the tail gate and a stool to make it a little mor comfortable.

I'm about to load at the range, but took a very "minimalist" approach. I have my brass all prepped and primed, and I have a little press from Lee that operates like a pair of vise grips. That, a balance type powder scale, lube, and a funnel, and I'm able to load on the spot.

I have been kicking the idea around of a range kit, just haven�t had the time to make it worth doing. I have thought of mounting the base of a lee loader on a hinged plate. It would be in a box that would open in a half. Make a box, and cut it in half from bottom corner to top corner. That would be hinged also. I could draw a sketch for you if you like. Just let me know.. Email me..

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I load right at my shooting bench when at the range. I have a kenndy too box and it holds my powder measure, arbor press, wilson dies,k&m priming tool,primers,bullets etc. My set up is like the ones used at benchrest matches. With this set up you can go with one or as many cases as you like. I normally only use 5 cases when testing and I just keep reloading those 5. Well good luck!
Tom