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From: cmort@NCoast.ORG (Christopher Morton)
Newsgroups: rec.guns
Subject: Re: Reloading Bench/Stand
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Date: 20 Jun 91 14:39:42 GMT
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As quoted from <35741@mimsy.umd.edu> by bluemoon!jamaass@zztop.rn.com (Jeffrey A. Maass):

# Has anyone had experience with a commercial reloading stand or 
# bench? The one by L.R. Clift (integrated chair and mounting 
# platform for press) seems convenient, but is it stable enough
# to use properly?
# 
# I have room for a fixed workbench, but I hate to tie myself
# to one spot in the house, and it might be nice to load out in
# the "West 40" (my large backyard) when the weather is nice.
# 
# This bench will be used with a Dillon RL550B press.
# 
# Any other products I should look at? 
# 
# (BTW, the Clift model is $77).
 
You can't beat a Black&Decker folding workbench.  That's what my RL550B is
attached to.  A friend built me a fixture to bolt the press to.  I then 
tighten the table top jaws onto the fixture.  Can't think of anything that
would work better in an apartment. 

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