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This is not really a project, but a useful tip. I have needed exactly what this video shows several times. Strange title though.

I started reloading shotgun shells as a teenager and only had the corner of an add on room to use. I made a sturdy 24"x24" stand out of 2X4's and 3/4 inch plywood for the top and a shelf. I used it for years with my Lyman Easy mounted on it. If you load metallic cartridges you'll probably need a larger area, but you' d be surprised how little space it would take. Mine was small enough to put in a closet though I never had to put it away. Good luck!

This may belong in another heading since I didn't build it. Found this bag at Sears on sale for $5.99 and I thought it would make a great simple gear bag. It makes a perfect case carrier for shotgun shells, but it would hold just about anything. I put 6 boxes of 12 ga in it for the pictures and there's room to spare. 12 inch Big Mouth Bag

killerfly128 wrote:

puma guy wrote:

killerfly128 wrote:The grip wasnt sticky enough...

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I used a soldering iron to melt the grip of the gun to a basically flat surface then spent a few hours making small dots all over it. I should have taken some photos but didn't think about it.

Looks good! I thought maybe you had removed a layer of the grip surface and replaced it with a faux suede material wrap. I have Apex wrap arounds but they have lost their tackiness.

killerfly128 wrote:The grip wasnt sticky enough...

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brentski wrote:Not this weekend, turkey season.

Good Luck. I hope yo get one!

Hogie and brentski, Those are awesome builds. Any chance you'll be at the Dallas Elm Fork get together this Saturday?

Great Idea Mr. Cotton. Is it permissible to make requests for project plans?