Lets see your man (or woman) cave.
The place where you reload, fettle your kit and while away the hours dreaming of the next range session.
Here's mine and you'll notice I didn't bother tidying up for y'all either. :lol:
Man Cave
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Any existing data without such a reference should be treated as suspect and not used.
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Man Cave
OK I'll show you mine if you show me yours.
Lets see your man (or woman) cave.
The place where you reload, fettle your kit and while away the hours dreaming of the next range session.
Here's mine and you'll notice I didn't bother tidying up for y'all either. :lol:
Lets see your man (or woman) cave.
The place where you reload, fettle your kit and while away the hours dreaming of the next range session.
Here's mine and you'll notice I didn't bother tidying up for y'all either. :lol:
Come on Bambi get some
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Re: Man Cave
A somewhat more modest affair for us, this is one end of the 'workshop' however I tend to take over all available workspace sometimes so we are in the process of building a more dedicated space and hope to finish over the winter break.
Powder throwing is always done by the wife and takes place in the kitchen where it is warmer and nearer the kettle.
Powder throwing is always done by the wife and takes place in the kitchen where it is warmer and nearer the kettle.
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Re: Man Cave
looking at the above I'm have serious feelings of inadequacy :( Dromia's place is a serious man cave :lol: how do you find time to shoot all those rifles :mrgreen: ???
Alan
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Re: Man Cave
I do have to apply myself and it is hard work. :lol:
The wife reckons it just shows what a sad b*****d I am. :ugeek:
The wife reckons it just shows what a sad b*****d I am. :ugeek:
Come on Bambi get some
Imperial Good Metric Bad
Analogue Good Digital Bad
Fecking stones
Real farmers don't need subsidies
Cow's farts matter!
For fine firearms and requisites visit
http://www.pukkabundhooks.com/
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Re: Man Cave
OK! Ejected from the House years ago, bought one of these..........
So I can do my own thing.....Not tidied for Photoshoot, as you can see.........
The all important foundry. Being a Scotsman, I use a cooker element instead of expensive melter.
Enough lead ingots to last a wee while. It's just range lead.
So I can do my own thing.....Not tidied for Photoshoot, as you can see.........
The all important foundry. Being a Scotsman, I use a cooker element instead of expensive melter.
Enough lead ingots to last a wee while. It's just range lead.
Re: Man Cave
Well I live next to a church so maybe I should become an alchemist as well. I have a beard, and a saucepan and cooker in the kitchen, do I need anything else at this stage?
Re: Man Cave
I share my reloading space with the cats litter box in the back lobby, so if the cat takes a dump i have to suspend operations for awhile! :lol:
Nothing to fancy, but it works for me.
Joe
Nothing to fancy, but it works for me.
Joe
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jjvc wrote:I share my reloading space with the cats litter box in the back lobby, so if the cat takes a dump i have to suspend operations for awhile! :lol:
Just be careful with the cat dumping in your powder there :lol:What is a Sapper? This versatile genius condenses the whole system of military engineering and all that is useful and practical. He is a man of all work of the Army and the public ready to do anything or go anywhere, in short, he is a Sapper.
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Re: Man Cave
Hi jjvc.
Just a quick question, left hand side of your last picture is that 7.5x55 on the plastic box? If so what make of die's do you use, it for the K31 or the older style of Schmidt Rubin. Seen many forums stating for K31 only use RCBS die's not Lee. Any advise welcome. All my other die sets are Lee.
Just a quick question, left hand side of your last picture is that 7.5x55 on the plastic box? If so what make of die's do you use, it for the K31 or the older style of Schmidt Rubin. Seen many forums stating for K31 only use RCBS die's not Lee. Any advise welcome. All my other die sets are Lee.
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