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Unfortunately I just have my garage which I planned to insulate and have a mini split installed to cool it down. I don’t really have any room in the house for a dedicated reloading room.

Sturdy enough for a Dillon progressive press and my single stage forester.

I was leaning towards buying but it seems difficult to find a short enough bench for sitting that is super sturdy. Any suggestions?

Thanks for the offer but probably a little rich for my blood. It will be a sit down bench.

I just moved into a new home with a large, 3 car garage. I need a workbench that can be dual purpose - a general bench for random house projects, and second, a sturdy bench that I can mount 2 or more reloading presses, with enough room for other reloading odds and ends. Previously, I used a...

What's odd is that this same brass fired in this same chamber always gives runout of 0.001 or less (most 0.0005). After annealing and firing, the runout is now 0.002-0.0025 with this brass.

Forster FL honed to a custom size for my turned brass. The issue though, is that my fired brass seems to have increased runout.

Annealing was done on a Bench Source.

Hoping you can solve this enigma. My typical case runout for fired Lapua neck turned brass is 0.001 or better. Prior to the latest firing, I annealed the brass and shot it it. After firing it (before resizing it) I was surprised to see runout around 0.002-0.0025. Resizing it kept it about the...

The 12-50x scope has a FOV at 12x of 13.5 feet, whereas the FOV for the 5-25x at 5x is 17.8 feet. Is there really a big difference in FOV between 13.5 and 17.5 feet?

I am thinking about picking up a high powered scope for a 6xc that will be shot from 100-600 yards. I am a sucker for magnification (I have a NF 12-42 NXS) and will be shooting mostly groups (no steel or tactical comps at my range). Every thread seems to discourage people from buying ultra high...

So, I did some more testing at a slightly longer dwell time (4.5 secs). At that speed, the flame turns to yellow about 0.5-0.75 sec before it moves off the spindle. The case mouth glows a slight dark red just as it leaves the flame. See the attached picture of case. It shows a slight gray mark...

Pierce.

The problem with the Tempilaq 650 I am finding is no matter how thin I put it on, it just turns black, not clear. This is on the outside of the case. Am I looking for when it turns clear, or starts to melt? As for the Tempilaq 400, it just starts to melt and then turn a slight brownish color at...

So, I repeated the test with spare brass. I left the height of the torches and torch intensity the same. Currently, I annealed at 3.8 secs and the case neck remains dark (with lights turned off) as it leaves spindle. At 4.5 secs, I see a very slight dark red glow just as it leaves the spindle...

I use two torches at almost their highest setting. The pencil tip is about 0.5" away from the neck, with the tip of the pencil blue flame parallel to the middle of the case neck. The blush outer flame (wider than the blue pencil tip) encompasses the whole neck and top part of shoulder junction...

I just took a piece of brand new, never fired or sized Lapua brass and sized in in my type-s die w/ 334 bushing. The diameter after sizing was .3325, the same as the 7th fired pre-annealed brass. So, my annealed brass seems to have even less spring back than a piece of new Lapua brass? I'm confused.

Looks pretty much like the brass did prior to annealing. See picture.

It seems abnormal for a 334 bushing to size annealed brass to a diameter of 0.3305. That's what has me so thrown off. Is there a test to determine if I over annealed?

I just set up my new Bench Source annealer and had a hell of a time trying to determine if I had correctly set the dwell time and height of the torches. I am annealing my Lapua 308 brass which has 7 prior firings and has never been annealed before. When I ordered the Bench Source, it was...