In need of "Tool Box" ideas for loading at the range

[JMayo]

I just load 5 of each on my list usually 25-30 and sighters .... I'm there 3 hours plus the drive, 5 hrs ...
Done .....next trip may be to verify and test other configurations.

On seating testing I could seat them all long and push them down at the range with arbor & die.

 

[jcm24m]

@Mulligan -
Here are vials that I have (and an Ebay link):

http://www.ebay.com/itm/191899433723?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

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You had this post for the glass vials back in 2017 and I was wanting to know how many grains of powder like H335 these will hold ? THANKS JCM24M

 

[Mulligan]

You had this post for the glass vials back in 2017 and I was wanting to know how many grains of powder like H335 these will hold ? THANKS JCM24M

Stand by, I will go check
CW

 

[Mulligan]

You had this post for the glass vials back in 2017 and I was wanting to know how many grains of powder like H335 these will hold ? THANKS JCM24M

I did not warm up the scale, so this will be off a tad.
76.08 gr H322
73.06 gr H4895

I do not have any H335 on hand.
CW

 

[dmoran]

Thanks Clay.... saved me a trip off my couch....

 

[jcm24m]

I did not warm up the scale, so this will be off a tad.
76.08 gr H322
73.06 gr H4895

I do not have any H335 on hand.
CW

THANKS , I will order some of these tonight. I will never need more than 35 grains for what I shoot. JCM24M

 

[JFrank]

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Donavan
You told me once your whole house was a reloading room "
Dude I thought you were kidding.

 

[dmoran]

@SPJ
Benefits of being a bachelor !.!.!
Not kidding... every room has something to do with reloading in it.
Kitchen cupboards have dishes, food, and gunpowder in them.
Refrigerator has food, drinks, and epoxy in it (and lapping compound stored in it).
Even the bathroom, great place to sit and prime cases or chamfer necks.

 

[JFrank]

Sounds like a great life!
At my age though I cautions multitasking in the John

 

[TC260]

I use a Kennedy and it's nice but like others have mentioned, it gets heavy so you have to watch how much is in there. I've found that a few properly selected tools is better than hauling everything and the kitchen sink out to the range. You don't need much.

Some advice my dad gave me many moons ago about backpacking was to use my gear at home for a couple months to streamline the process and equipment before heading out into the mountains. I did the same thing with a range kit. Started loading out of it at home for awhile and the first time at the range it was barely different than being at home loading in the garage.

 

[johara1]

What is even nicer is 60 ft. to the bench and leave the loading stuff in the basement and walk back in and load. Ride the tractor to the target...... jim

 

[Kurz]

While this example may be customization, I did borrow a friend's work truck with side boxes and room for additional tool boxes. It worked perfect. Here is another custom:



My current test boxes:



And for those who travel with all the gusto:

 

[Thud]

While this example may be customization, I did borrow a friend's work truck with side boxes and room for additional tool boxes. It worked perfect. Here is another custom:

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My current test boxes:
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And for those who travel with all the gusto:

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All 3 about right.
The Pickup is probably your best choice

 

[crowsnest2002]

Made this a few years ago. https://forum.accurateshooter.com/threads/portable-reloading-box.3984566/#post-37570735

 

[BartsBullets]

V4 AutoTrickler Garage

V4 AutoTrickler Garage Great for reloading indoors or out. The V4 Garage protects your scale from drafts to full blown outdoor winds. V4 comes with sliding front and rear doors as well a removable...

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You can take your V4 or V3 to the range with one of these.