This has been discussed before. I got a small, Harbor Freight grinder stand from Goodwill for five bucks, one like this; https://www.harborfreight.com/29-inc...and-95128.html
I have a 2x10" cut to fit the top I will bolt down to it.
A few years ago, I picked up a little Pacific C press, very old, from a gun show cheap. I'm in the process of cleaning it up. It is a small press, with only two bolt holes for securing it down and it works on the up stroke ( I think it's reversible). I figured working on the up stroke would alloy me to put a foot on one of the cross pieces of the grinder stand thus eliminating the need to weight in down.
I was thinking on the other end of this stand mounting the Lyman All American Turret Press I just got, which is pretty heavy. If I decide I don't like this little Pacific press (ergonomics of it will take some getting used to) I may mount up an old Lachmiller 100 I have which works on the down stroke like most. If I do that, would I need to weigh down the opposite end of the stand? I have a couple of 40 lb dumbells I could set across the cross piece on the opposite end.
Any thoughts or suggestions are welcome. When Winter gets here, I want to spend evenings reloading instead of watching TV when it's too cold to load out in the unheated barn.