My loading area is normally in a condition called organized mess.


I used to have the 2nd story of the garage (about 700 sq,ft,) but now that wifemate has moved her pottery in I now have about a 20x8 area left. at least i can still go 6' from the bench and shoot out the window.

and if nothing else I still have a heated comfortable deer stand

only reason mine is cleaner is because i dont have enough equipment

Hey Butch, I was just getting ready to compliment your "Space Utilization"(all space utilized) when I spotted a HUGE Void. In the Top flick, from the Right Side to the Left <---, on the Top Shelf, between bracket 2 and 3. Looks like a Gap big enough to hold a Box of Bullets.

Then in Flick two, it actually looks like a clear spot on the shelf between the Tumblers and the cookie tin. Maybe the vibration caused whatever is "supposed to be there", to jump on down to the floor.

Hopefully you "know" where everything is located!
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Sure makes my Reloading Room look like a Surgically Clean Area in comparison - Thanks.

How do you plan to handle the impending dust problem?

What's not to like? roger

Hey I got a solution. Why don't you just empty all of your projectiles into one box and empty all your powders into one big tin. That ought to solve your space problem!

Yeah, emptying different powders into one tin - did that the other night, 4350 into an almost full tin of Varget

I won't be doing that again or I will be myself with my trusty kinetic bullet puller.

Looks a lot like mine only add 4 shotgun press's a couple of gun racks in a smaller area.

Wow, I need to get a bigger room
I have my loading set under the stairway of my Bi-level home. Just enough room for one person to sit in a chair and role from the case prep table to the press bench. Admittedly, I don't have nearly that much stuff - press, powder dump scale, prepcenter, trimmer, tumbler, about 7 pounds of powder (4 different kinds) drop tube, 8 die sets, trays, and a few other miss stuff -- all cramped into about 30 square feet! But hey, it works