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I use a Black and Decker WorkMate 425.

It sets up in seconds and has a worktop that open like vise jaws. I have my press mounted onto a piece of 3/4" plywood with a 2X4 mounted underneath the plywood base. I clamp the 2X4 into the worktop and it is sturdy enough to swage lead bullets. The table sits a just the right height so that I can sit at it and reload and not strain my arms or back.

The best part of all is that when I am finished with reloading, it goes back to this in seconds...

AndyC wrote:

Texas_Tactical wrote:I'd love to get into reloading but I just dont have the room. (e.g. apartment)

Buy a barstool:

Love it! You could reload and watch "Cheers" all at the same time!

That might be the way I go. I really like to ideal of it being so portable.

AndyC wrote:

Texas_Tactical wrote:I'd love to get into reloading but I just dont have the room. (e.g. apartment)

Buy a barstool:

I also live in an apartment. My reloading setup looks like this:



I have a tiny little "bench". It's the shelving that makes everything work. I started out with a very small amount of shelving space:



The shelves quickly filled, and I expanded a couple of times to the current setup. I've got plans for an actual bench on the left to make this more of a proper workspace.