Ammo Reloading Benches

These workbenches are also great for DIYers, hobbyists, and crafters. Best of all, the workbench looks great in different locations, including the garage, basement, or artist's studio. It is mostly used, however, for firearm and ammunition specialists.

If you need a heavy-duty firearm and ammunition workspace for extra features like a reloading press, look no further than one of these ingenious benches.

The main quality you want in an ammo reloading bench is durability. While handling flammable, potentially explosive elements like gunpowder, you want the surface on which you're working to be as sturdy as possible.

Most reloaders advise bolting the bench to a wall or the floor. This enhances the sturdiness of your workspace. The basic design of most ammo-loading benches allows for installation in any room. If you are using a press, you need to make sure your workspace is rock-solid, with no wiggle room.

The other element to finding an ideal bench for your workspace is dimensions. Many benches include open shelves, either attached to the bench or to the wall. You'll need places to put completed ammo, shells, casings, or any parts you're using.

There are also benches with pegboards, fixtures for lights, and extra power cords and outlets for optimal convenience. The type of bench you choose will largely depend on your living space.

Whether you choose a bench with solid wood construction, steel frame, and a durable work surface or a more compact one that folds into the wall, you will be satisfied with an ammo-reloading bench.

If you don't have 8' of wall space to work with, you can find workbenches that are scaled up to use the wasted vertical space so you can have the same amount of storage with a smaller footprint. You should make sure you have adequate space for a multistage process of reloading your ammo.