I need to build a new reloading bench , it needs to be more organized than the last. anyone
have any sugestions.

Steve's pages would be the place to look on this link Table 3 and scroll down to the bottom of the page to bench plans.

i think the NRA offers a PDF free

jeffe

what the hell is an organized loading bench???

I used to build my benches, but after a few moves decided to go w/ a steel workbench like Craftsman or, if you have more room, buy a set of cheap kitcheb cabinets & put a laminated top on it. You get a neat work are w/ storage & the cost isn't bad. For ultra cheap, call around to some kitchen contractors & see if they have any old cabinets they have remoed form a house.

The National Reloading Manufacturers Association has a booklet with a great plan. Their address is NRMA, One Centerpointe Dr. Suite 300, Lake Oswego, OR 97035 and their web site is www.reload-nrma.com

There are plans for an excellent reloading bench in the book, Any Shot You Want. The bench is designed to be very sturdy with six upright 4x4's in the main structure. I made their bench last summer in an afternoon and could not be more pleased with it. It is heavy and strong, which is important when an electronic powder measurer and a press are involved, has the shelves you'll need, and has the room on top for your equipment along with a ridge around the top to keep anything from rolling off. If you'd like to see plans for this bench, let me know and I'll be glad to scan and e-mail them to you.

See ebay #7133587862

Order from me for $7.99.

Thanks for all the help guys.I found some good plans through this.

I made a quick and easy shooting platform from an old Black and Decker fold up work table. I mounted a 12" high 2 x 6 with a noch cut in it on one end and used a sand bag on the other end. Not fancy but portable and worked well. Put rubber on the noch cut out for stock to sit in.