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<blockquote data-quote="Dumpstick" data-source="post: 3350506" data-attributes="member: 41653">Man, y&#039;all are embarrassing me.&nbsp; After 30+ years of reloading, you would think I&#039;d have a full room setup, with all the bells and whistles.&nbsp;You&#039;d be wrong[ATTACH=full]159338[/ATTACH] &nbsp;This is all the room I have.&nbsp; 29&quot; wide, stuck in betwixt 2 shelving units in my office (which isn&#039;t large to begin with).&nbsp; I&#039;m thankful I have that; for many years I clamped the equipment to the kitchen table.&nbsp;Still, I manage to make it work.&nbsp; I&#039;m not concerned about getting powder mixed up, there isn&#039;t room for more than 1 at a time on the bench.&nbsp; The only reason I leave it there is to reinforce what it is I&#039;m working on.&nbsp;Here I&#039;m loading up some .223, which is a new venture for me.&nbsp; The 25+ year-old Lee Perfect Powder Measure is remarkably accurate throwing the 4895 loads.&nbsp; Throw, weigh, trickle if necessary.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dumpstick, post: 3350506, member: 41653"] Man, y'all are embarrassing me. After 30+ years of reloading, you would think I'd have a full room setup, with all the bells and whistles. You'd be wrong [ATTACH=full]159338[/ATTACH] This is all the room I have. 29" wide, stuck in betwixt 2 shelving units in my office (which isn't large to begin with). I'm thankful I have that; for many years I clamped the equipment to the kitchen table. Still, I manage to make it work. I'm not concerned about getting powder mixed up, there isn't room for more than 1 at a time on the bench. The only reason I leave it there is to reinforce what it is I'm working on. Here I'm loading up some .223, which is a new venture for me. The 25+ year-old Lee Perfect Powder Measure is remarkably accurate throwing the 4895 loads. Throw, weigh, trickle if necessary. [/QUOTE]

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