No... not like tumbling down the stairs. But do it like SGJ does it, in the kitchen. Guess the wife and daughter don't mind the noise. The garage works great for me.
No... not like tumbling down the stairs. But do it like SGJ does it, in the kitchen. Guess the wife and daughter don't mind the noise. The garage works great for me.
I don't have anywhere else to do it. I don't have a garage or a basement, so I make do with what space is currently available. Sometimes it's the dining room table, others it's the kitchen. The wife doesn't mind, and the kid is out at a friend's house and getting up early to go duck hunting.
I seem to remember reading that lead residue accumulates in dry tumblers and media separators. I can't cite a source, but it makes sense to me. I keep mine in the garage.
I tumble in my 3rd upstairs bedroom, now converted to my full time reloading room. It's amazing the extra room you seem to have when the kids start moving out.
Not radical like tumbling but my reloading area is tiny and I'm running out of room already. Yesterday I moved all of my priming stuff to a roll top desk that I no longer use. The little cubbies look like they were made for primer boxes. Since I do all of my priming at the TV or computer I also moved my "ready to load" brass giving me back some much needed space.
I like the nice shiny furniture it lives on. Gives it a clean and tidy look, which it is anyway. But, if you mess it up, it would still look clean and tidy!