Inline Fabrication

[pontiac2m8]

Gotta love how solid their stuff is! Also go the case ejector.

 

[SSchnd]

InLine Fab is just a great place to do business with.

 

[SeabeeKen]

Never had a need for any of it.

 

[bozo699]

Never had a need for any of it.

Nobody needs it but it’s nice and makes life easier. Great company to deal with.
Wayne

 

[Mike TackleBerry]

Never had a need for any of it.

You technically don't need to reload either.

 

[Ledd Slinger]

Ive been using Inline Fab quick change plates for my presses for years. Top notch products and great people. Very heavy duty build quality that will last a lifetime! Definitely recommend trying if you want to be able to quickly move reloading equipment to different locations or swap out different pieces in the same location to save space

 

[nwmnbowhunter]

Roller handle is my favorite

 

[MikeT]

I stand when I reload and had a nice high bench that worked with both my Rockchucker and LNL- AP. My current bench is much lower and the Inline stand makes a huge difference. I like their stuff.

 

[SeabeeKen]

You technically don't need to reload either.

Yeah I do. Just dont need inline products to do it. Pay attention

 

[drop_point]

I have the mount, case ejector and double bin setup for my Rockchucker. It makes life much easier. One hand on the handle, one feeding brass. I also have their mount with quick-change plate on my Dillon. IF makes good products.

 

[Ledd Slinger]

Yeah I do. Just dont need inline products to do it. Pay attention

I think you need to pay attention and realize your comments are completely worthless here. If you have no interest or experience on the subject, why are you saying anything at all? Stop being a troll!

 

[drop_point]

Roller handle is my favorite

I like their roller handles a lot. I have one on my Lock-N-Load AP and my Dillon XL750.

 

[Ilikepie7]

Inline Fab and Area 419 are my go to places for top notch reloading products. Everything I have purchased from both companies has been excellent.

 

[PhilC]

Inline Fab has great products, really like their quick change change plates since I only have one station on my bench. 2 RockChuckers, a vintage Echo, and an XL750 swap out in minutes. Their wall plates are excellent for storing fully prepped and set toolheads.

Like Area 419 stuff too.

 

[Mike in Oregon]

Yes, 2 thumbs up to both Dan & Jen!

 

[danny]

Nobody needs it but it’s nice and makes life easier. Great company to deal with.
Wayne

I will agree, partially; nobody needs it. I will disagree when one says it "makes life easier". My presses are already high enough as is. If you put mine on those stilts, it is going to be a real problem, a real pain in the ......ARM. Great Company to deal with; don't know. I never bought anything from them, so I will have to trust those that say that they are.

Danny

 

[bozo699]

I will agree, partially; nobody needs it. I will disagree when one says it "makes life easier". My presses are already high enough as is. If you put mine on those stilts, it is going to be a real problem, a real pain in the ......ARM. Great Company to deal with; don't know. I never bought anything from them, so I will have to trust those that say that they are.

Danny

Apparently…….Apparently you haven’t looked at there products!… I don’t have stilts!.. I have there flush mount with many flush mount press brackets. I can mount any press I own in seconds and it sits the same height as yours. Very nice stuff
Wayne

 

[Oso]

I’ve owned a variety of InLine’s products for a number of different models of presses and case prep tools. Depending on my bench height, press, and workspace, I pick a mounting system to fit my needs. I have incorporated flush mounts and quick change plates on some of my gear for the convenience of swapping out tools and keeping my work area less cluttered. It's nice to be able to shift things around with relative ease. I’m on Gulf Coast so I don’t like leaving things out, especially in garage… rust doesn’t need an invitation down here.

It’s a personal choice. What I can definitely say in Inline Fabrication’s products are well made with great coating, reasonably priced and great customer service. You won’t get that from Hornady.

 

[M60 Tanker]

Inline does make good products. I use their quick mounts to switch presses quickly: A Dillon 550, a Forester Coax and a small Lee (for removing primers). I also like their light for the DIllon. I plan to buy a plate for a
MEC Jr for 28ga. I use a 2 inch thick redwood base and Bessey clamp it to the bench, just in case I need the entire length of the bench for other projects, and no holes in the bench top. Works great, I'm very pleased with Inline.

 

[PhilC]

Apparently…….Apparently you haven’t looked at there products!… I don’t have stilts!.. I have there flush mount with many flush mount press brackets. I can mount any press I own in seconds and it sits the same height as yours. Very nice stuff
Wayne

Same here!

Other than the flush mount base nothing is permanently mounted to my bench. Swapping from one press to another is as simple as removing 2 wing nuts, swapping presses, and tightening the wing nuts.