Reeder Custom Guns - Been organizing bullets...

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organized as it is going to get.And I have added 2 more Dillons since these pics were taken.
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Will eventually post pictures. Have been building seperate benches for case cleaning, forming and trimming, loading, etc.

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I have to load every night for test firing the next day so I don't have time to change dies and go thru all the testing crap. I keep the Dillons set up for straight wall cases, 45 LC, 44 Mag etc, and the turret presses set up for the necked down cartridges. Lyman has a new turret press that has 8 die spaces. I am thinking of getting one of them, although the bright orange might clash with my greens and blues.

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For dies. Seems more stuff and more efficient isnt the same thing.

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lot of ammo in a short time. I don't use the Dillons for necked down cartridges as the shell plate is spring loaded and sometimes doesn't push the shoulder back far enough to chamber. I use the turret presses for them. I also have the RCBS Ammo master for tall cartridges and the Rockchucker for doing some of the sizing that requires a lot of torque. The turret presses are 2 RCBS and one Redding. The RCBS turrets are as good as the Redding and a lot cheaper with a better warranty.

Been organizing bullets...

Nice.

that is a sure sign of a sick mind. Mine is about as

I've got eight presses set up...

I have more presses than a sane man needs but

Im downsizing and keeping more turrets...

I keep the 8 Dillons as they are quicker to load a

Impressive!

organising bullets