Portable Reloading Stand

[BKS]

http://www.saubier.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8334&highlight=RELOADING+STAND
 
 
  I have been looking for a portable solution and I thought I would share this topic I found.
 

[Rodland]

Thanks for sharing. I will have one built by this PM.

[williamlayton]

Please post a pic or two after the construction and you have your reloader set-up.
Blessings

[Rodland]

Well I got er done. Now if I can get a picture to load.
 
I DID get it to load!
 
 I made it larger than the ones in the link because it will be my bench top station.
18" wide X 18" deep, with a 12" top. Sizing 357 max I had to hold it with one hand to steady it so I put my shooting rest sand bag in the back and it is rock solid now. May make further changes but it looks like it will work OK.

[williamlayton]

Dang--you made it purdy.
How heavy is it with the LNL on it?
I hate folks with talent.
Blessings

[Savage]

William, looks like the red color fooled you. Looks like a LTP to me!
Savage

[Rodland]

It is a Lee Classic Turret and it and the stand weigh 26 lbs. Sorry for the bad pic.

[williamlayton]

All I saw was red---I apologize to the whole human race---I made the first mistake of my life---now I know how the rest of you mortals feel. 
Anywho--it is a good looking stand--the workmanship is very eye candyish.
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[flashhole]

I used Dillon Strong Mounts and steel plate to build mine.  It's a bit heavy but very solid.  The Lee Classic Turret is a good choice for loading at the range as it provides lots of flexibility.  This and my tote (Rubbermaid tool box) is a lot of capability.  I was able to drill holes in the range benches to provide a solid mount.

 

[BKS]

 I really like that plate set up. I have just about decided on the black and decker workmate route for mine.
 

[williamlayton]

There is a lot to be said for portable--and I like the examples of both shown.
 Then there is the good thought about not needing it portable but moveable to clear work bench space for a larger project--other than reloading--and being able to reestablish the reloader to its proper position.
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