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Finally got everything set up. Just need to drag my chair up from the garage

Nice, but does the curtain meet security in your area???!!!!
JohnG

security?? what more security would I need than this??



the bedroom isn't overlooked, so curtains are not an issue

Nice job.

Nice set up
Similar security here but the long haired version with back up from a staffy rotty cross

Why would security be an issue, the cabinets are on the same wall as the window so can't be seen? I seriously doubt that a member of the public would know what the reloading gear is and would likely think it was just some kind of drill press

I always like looking at a reloading room and it is interesting to see what sort of equipment, presses, powders and so on are being used. We tend to spread our reloading around the are available so the presses are bolted to a concrete ring beam on one side of the room, the powder is thrown elsewhere and the LEM is over by the sink in the workshop for convenience. Dies and the reloading consumables we use are stacked away on shelves in the Armoury as it has a very high ceiling.

Looks a nice setup, just in response to other comments on this thread I am planning on bolting my case on the opposite wall to the window in my bedroom, I don't mean to hijack the thread but would that be an issue?


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As long as it's not in open view of "the public" then it's not a problem, if your window is directly opposite a neighbours a few feet away then a net curtain would help. I simply hid my two (and the ammo safes) inside a very large Ikea wardrobe :)

Cabinets are bolted through to the outside wall and there's a supporting frame made of 4x4" timber under the bottom of the wardrobe.

Duey wrote:Nice set up
Similar security here but the long haired version with back up from a staffy rotty cross

Show me a picture, I have a French Bulldog Rotty cross

Rob