Reloading in garage

[Musclefox]

I made up a bench etc in the garage but it gets cold and damp in there and don't want to leave my reloading stuff out there to be honest, if I had the choice of a room in the house that's what I'd go for and I'm sure others will agree...

I now keep my gear in the house and reload in the kitchen...

[Turnup]

I used to reload in the garage - absolutely fine apart from in the winter.

Since the kids have left I use a spare bedroom - much nicer in the Winter.

[DedIdick]

Garage; it's got all my toys in it; kitchen & house is wife's play area!

[BigDuncs]

Garage; it's got all my toys in it; kitchen & house is wife's play area!

How do you heat it? Mine is attached to the house so it wouldn't be too difficult to insulate it to some extend although I'm being drawn to a nice comfy spare room....

[DedIdick]

Mine is also integral & insulated. Got a large space heater and got anti-condensation heaters in my storage lockers. Also got a good selection of thermal gear from working offshore for years.

[bhodge]

How much reloading are you planning on doing?
If it's not a lot - say 50 rounds a week, then the garage will be fine, particularly if you choose to do them when it's relatively good weather.
Alternatively, if you're planning on doing a lot, and spending hours at a time in an ice cold garage, the spare room might be the better option.
Personally, I wouldn't consider the spare room option, it's part of my hobby and I don't mind if I have to "rough it a bit".

[angrybear]

I'd say the garage is fine for things designed to be used outside, but to me reloading gear isn't.

[DedIdick]

I'd say the garage is fine for things designed to be used outside, but to me reloading gear isn't.

Not use your ammo outside then??

There are garages & GARAGES...…………..My mate has his all insulated & carpeted with a wood burner heater. He does tend to pamper his motor bikes & his Morgan a wee bit though!