With the funky weather last weekend and the fact that my old bench was too small and to be honest, ugly, I decided it was time for a new one. I had all of the materials already from some built-ins I installed in the closets so about four hours later I was done with everything but the stain. I finished the stain this morning and moved the new bench into my toy room this afternoon. I think it turned out well so now I just need to build a stand for the Giraud annealer and I'll be set.

Good job, easy access to all supplies.

Very nice work!

pretty nice Ritter, looks great and sturdy

I like it, good work.

Are those Satern funnels? If so, do you like them? Caliber specific or universal?
What about the Omega trickler? I think that's what I see.

Thanks,
Mickey

They are caliber specific funnels. Once you buy one you will want one for every caliber you load. They are that nice to use.

The Omega trickler is another piece of equipment that is underestimated. It can be set up to dispense faster than an Chargemaster and still be able to drop one kernel at a time. With its smaller powder capacity I use a powder dispenser and a Gempro scale then the Omega to trickle the final few kernels to hit the precise charge I am loading.

Yeah the funnels are nice.

Can you post a pic of the bottom half of your bench?

Nice work

Good looking bench. It is way too clean, though...

Here you go



You should see it right before a prairie dog shoot when I'm loading four or five hundred rounds for the 6.5, a few hundred 223 and a couple hundred 7mm for the really long shots.

Probably looks like mine before a prairie dog shoot. 500 .22-250, 100 6.5 Creedmoor, 200 .223 for me, 700 .223 for my hunting pard.

You completely forget about all the work, on hot prairie dog towns for three days. Then come home with all that empty brass and sigh...

Thanks!

Damn, you will have Carpel Tunnel after all that loading.

After a couple weeks it'll look like mine, crap everywhere.

Looks GREAT!!! very nice job and love the top quality equipment.