A tip for people that use the Hornady Lock-n-Load press
Posted: 25 Aug 2012, 10:22
I used my Bass Pro reward points this year and purchased a Hornady Lock-n-Load AP press. The red bin that comes with it for throwing bullets in is pretty handy. I looked on the usual places on the net for reloading supplies and they want anywhere from $6.99 to $6.25 for these bins.
I looked on the bin and they're made by a company called AkroBin. Googled them and found a company called zorotools.com that had them and many colors for $1.32 for the small (same size that came with Hornady), $3.14 for the medium size and $6.33 for the huge size.
Including two racks to hold them, the tab came to $130. I googled "zoro tools coupon", found a coupon for $30 off orders over $75, net I have a Ben Franklin tied up in this and it's been money well spent. I just clip these to my press when I'm reloading and go. I do a lot of casting and it provides a good place to store all my bullets and brass without overloading my reloading bench cabinet.
Crappy cell phone pic but you get the idea. I opted for the more manly colors! lol I hope this tip helps someone!
Eric
I looked on the bin and they're made by a company called AkroBin. Googled them and found a company called zorotools.com that had them and many colors for $1.32 for the small (same size that came with Hornady), $3.14 for the medium size and $6.33 for the huge size.
Including two racks to hold them, the tab came to $130. I googled "zoro tools coupon", found a coupon for $30 off orders over $75, net I have a Ben Franklin tied up in this and it's been money well spent. I just clip these to my press when I'm reloading and go. I do a lot of casting and it provides a good place to store all my bullets and brass without overloading my reloading bench cabinet.
Crappy cell phone pic but you get the idea. I opted for the more manly colors! lol I hope this tip helps someone!
Eric