SOCs little 06FFL manufacturing facility.

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10 years 10 months ago #34039 by SOC
Just cause it is small doesn't mean I can't get it done. How much space do you need for a one man operation anyway?

Main bench

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Casting table

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Easy access shelf

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Under main bench

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Powder, live ammo, less often used equipment is stored in another room.

I consider it a modest operation. I know tones of non 06FFL guys with way more extensive setups than mine. It pays my bills and allows me to be my own boss though.

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10 years 10 months ago #34040 by Siscowet
:thumbs:
I don't know which impresses me more, your work with the 300 RSAUM, or the fact you have an actual Lava Lamp on your workbench!

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10 years 10 months ago #34042 by SOC

Siscowet wrote: :thumbs:
I don't know which impresses me more, your work with the 300 RSAUM, or the fact you have an actual Lava Lamp on your workbench!


It's groovy man.

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10 years 10 months ago #34052 by Siscowet
Wife used to have family in Lolo. In 83 I almost bought a place on the other side of Lost Trail Pass on the North Fork of the Salmon.

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10 years 10 months ago #34058 by OleCowboy
Nice, albeit not sure what nice is, but looks good and efficient. My question is: WHAT do you do???

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10 years 10 months ago #34067 by MrMarty51
That looks to be a pretty good setup, efficient toooh.
I have an attic that is partially finished where all a mine reloading stuff is, not near as elaborate as Yours is, not nearly the storage facilities either.

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10 years 10 months ago - 10 years 10 months ago #34072 by jtallen83
I can see your pretty deep into reloading large calibers for one :twothumbs:
..... but like OC asked, what exactly do you do?
Does that FFL force you to have open doors for the feds when they choose to visit? :pinch:
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10 years 9 months ago #34089 by SOC

OleCowboy wrote: Nice, albeit not sure what nice is, but looks good and efficient. My question is: WHAT do you do???


Casting.

1 oz Lee sabot slugs
525gn Lyman sabot slugs
000 Buck
00 Buck
#8 drop shot as of this week (still experimental on the manufacturing process)
.358 158gn bullets (Need sizing die before I can sell them)

Will be offering shot from #8 to #6 once I perfect my process.

If a customer commits to a minimum order (Normally $100) I'll order molds to make whatever they want.

Ammo.

50 BMG
300 RSAUM
308
223
6.5 Gren
454 Casual
45 LC
45 ACP
9mm
12 Ga

I also can do black powder .

I sell all the components for the above if I can replace them.

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10 years 9 months ago #34090 by SOC

jtallen83 wrote: I can see your pretty deep into reloading large calibers for one :twothumbs:
..... but like OC asked, what exactly do you do?
Does that FFL force you to have open doors for the feds when they choose to visit? :pinch:


Yes the feds can visit, however the local ATF agent is particularly friendly and his policy is to give a 3 day notice prior to showing up.

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