Let's see your loading bench...
 

I reload shotgun shells the same way as I tie a fly---one at a time. I find that it's a good way to spend time when you're bored and it's relaxing when your stressed.

Here my reloading bench with two Ponsness-Warren 375's, one set up for 28
and .410 and the other for 12 and 20-ga.

This view shows about 3/4 of my bench. :)

:bowdown: What a wonderful room, Dave!

Obviously, you take your reloading seriously and are a very well-organized neat freak!

No he is just sick.......:rotf:

Talk about great man caves! Congratulations boys on some great loading rooms. I'm jealous.....:bowdown:

Dave,

I've seen that pic before, I think I said it at the time and I'll say it again: Wow!

DLH

Nothing neet about this reloading- gun cleaning bench.... but it works.

Ah yes...But this is where the 10 gauge "Turkey Slayer" loads are born!

Yes Dave, you can see the white and orange bag of copper coated fours next to the first press. I'm ready to start reloading a few different test loads..1 1/2 with the SP-10 wad that usually holds a tight pattern and a 1 5/8 and 1 3/4 with the x10x plastic nitro card. Can't wait, keep seeing nice birds around.

Bob,I can't wait either. I see those bags of Southern Bloomer cleaning patch's. Those things are the best patch in the world for my money! Is it May yet!!!?