but which one ?

[Digger]

Decisions , decisions ...(click on pic)

http://i1159.photobucket.com/albums/p625/digger29/th_IMG_11601_zps8wzxjk0y.mp4 (http://i1159.photobucket.com/albums/p625/digger29/IMG_11601_zps8wzxjk0y.mp4)

[DaveInFloweryBranchGA]

Whichever one best does the job you're needing doing right now.

[ozarkhillbilly49]

lord awmighty!!! that many choices would put a simple minded idiot like me in the insane asylum!!congrats on a truly impressive collection digger.

[waltherboy4040]

What press mount system are you using?

Bonanza/forester gets my vote

[Wayne Smith]

Waaaay too clean!!

[Handloader109]

But why?

[jmorris]

More than likely the MEC. At least that is my luck, what ever press I have to in mount one to mount it, is the one I need next.

I suppose in your case it could be any of them, with the possible exception of the first two, it doesn't look like any of them are ready to load anything.

[mdi]

Looks like a Reloading Press Showroom. For my reloading needs the Forster Co-ax would be perfect...

[jmort]

"Looks like a Reloading Press Showroom."

Pretty much

[Artful]

Variety the spice of life -

My only problem is not enough bench space.

Only two at a time on my desk.

[Digger]

Yes , you gentlemen are right , it is a "show room" and also a reloading classroom ....
At my favorite other "man cave" ... Bear Bullets" , here in Gardnerville , Nevada .

I put in a thread a while back about my friend Ian's shop as he caters to the reloading specific crowd only .
With three gun shops here in the immediate area , his reloading shop fits right in here in this corner of Nevada nicely.
Agree with you Midi ,Waltherboy4040 .. got a soft spot for the Co-Ax myself ...
maybe I should have included my Hollywood senior and Universal at the end of the line up for contrast... :bigsmyl2:

Just a thought here , could see how many recognize each machine in progression as the camera swings by ?

[jmorris]

Just a thought here , could see how many recognize each machine in progression as the camera swings by ?

Does the winner get to pick from the lot?

I'll give it a shot.

Dillon Super 1050
Dillon XL650
Dillon BL550
Hornady LNL AP
Dillon SDB (incomplete)
Redding T7
hard to see in the back but maybe an MEC 650N
Forester Co-Ax
MEC 600 jr
RCBS Ammomaster 2
Redding BOSS
Older Lyman T-Mag (laying down in the back)
RCBS Rock Chucker
Lyman Crusher 2
Lee Classic Cast
RCBS Partner
Lee Breech Lock
looks more like an RCBS bench priming tool than a press.

[jmort]

looks more like an RCBS bench priming tool than a press.

Yes it is just that

[jmorris]

Took another look, the bracket behind the 1050 is the chute/bin mount for the 650. It goes under the mounting bolts on the right side of the 650 that secure it to the bench.

[Preacher Jim]

looks like you have Christmas gifts ready to mail out. we all are waiting for them to arrive.:violin:

[Half Dog]

I would end up spending all of my reloading time trying to decide.

[Digger]

looks like you have Christmas gifts ready to mail out. we all are waiting for them to arrive.:violin:

I wish ! ....

Looks like your on the money there Jmorris ....nice listing.
I will print it out and give to the wife for my Christmas list ....:happy dance:
(starting with the Co-Ax)

[beeser]

Yes , you gentlemen are right , it is a "show room" and also a reloading classroom ....
At my favorite other "man cave" ... Bear Bullets" , here in Gardnerville , Nevada .

I put in a thread a while back about my friend Ian's shop as he caters to the reloading specific crowd only .
With three gun shops here in the immediate area , his reloading shop fits right in here in this corner of Nevada nicely.
Agree with you Midi ,Waltherboy4040 .. got a soft spot for the Co-Ax myself ...
maybe I should have included my Hollywood senior and Universal at the end of the line up for contrast... :bigsmyl2:

Just a thought here , could see how many recognize each machine in progression as the camera swings by ?

Gardnerville, NV - A beautiful place on earth. And with 3 gun shops too.

[Mike Kerr]

Nice display. Way to neat though. I think JMorris nailed the naming game, which I was late to the thread and didn't get to play. Did I mention the setup is way to neat and tidy to look real.

[jeepyj]

Wowie zowie. What an inspiration except a bit to clean.
jeepyj

[Digger]

Keeping the room clean can be a challenge at times as the customers tend to drool a bit now and then ...

[Skunk1]

Very nice collection. I better get to work on a collection like that.

[Don Fischer]

Way to clean. Which one? Easy, any single stage will work for me!

[Digger]

Another angle..

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[jmorris]

You got me! I didn't even see the older Lyman T-Mag laying back there when I watched the video. If it was a snake it would have bit me.

[Digger]

You got me! I didn't even see the older Lyman T-Mag laying back there when I watched the video. If it was a snake it would have bit me.

Yeah , I forgot about that one ... my bad. ..