r/canadaguns 11h ago

Feets / Collection / My build Seeking opinions from experienced reloaders

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Hey everyone! A couple friends and i are considering getting into reloading so we can shoot more, i’m designing some reloading trays and i’m curious to your opinions on this tray on if there’s anything you’d personally want different that would make staying organized easier in your opinion.

Tray size is 10-1/8” x 8-3/8”

Obligatory feets for scale

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u/BrotherLefthand 10h ago

Those holes are too far apart. I'm not going to sit and only reload 25 rounds. I typically batch 45-70 by the 50s. Once you get your setup dialed in, reloading is quicker than you think. There's guys pumping out hundreds of 5.56 with single stage benches.

What do you plan to do with all of those pockets? I typically keep my primers and powder in their packages until use.

I love the tray idea, but I think it needs some more R&D. Perhaps build them so they can be attached to the most popular presses?

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u/TMJRoss 10h ago

Definitely why i’m asking the question, adding more holes makes sense, the pockets i figured would be for holding primers, bullets, extra brass, ect.

Just something you could dump a bunch of components into if you’re working in a smaller space Instead of having a bunch of packages around if i only need a handful at a time.

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u/BrotherLefthand 10h ago

A loose dump of components is not the way to go. The pockets are too shallow to hold a meaningful amount of bullets or cases, and primer trays are already convenient out of the box.

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u/TMJRoss 10h ago

Gotcha, so more holes, maybe two bigger and deeper pockets for brass and bullets. Possibly a primer tray holder. And a way for it to interface with a press. If i’m understanding you correctly?