Lyman Bleacher Loading Blocks
$17.56
Description
Just as bleachers allow people to see over those in front of them, Lyman Bleacher Loading Blocks allow for easier handling of cases in and out of the loading block. Stepped design allows you to easily grip a single case without jamming your fingers down into a group of cases like in traditional loading blocks, and allows for a smaller footprint on your bench. Made of tough, durable polymer and holds 50 rounds. Specifications for Lyman Bleacher Loading Blocks: Manufacturer: Lyman Quantity: 1 Weight: 0.25 lb Included Accessories: Loading Block Finish: Plastic Package Contents: Lyman Bleacher Loading Blocks
Reviews (5)
Stickseed –
The Lyman Bleacher Loading Blocks provide great view, access and stack neatly when not in use. The blocks holds my casing in place and provides easy access when reloading. The case holds the casing in place. Buy several so you can assemble your reloading process.
Mark –
The lyman small pistol bleacher loading block is sized correctly for small cases. The depth of the holes gives security to the case but I can also easily grasp each case. My powder measure easily charges each case without interference from other cases.
Mark –
The Lyman larger pistol bleacher loading block is a "why didn't I think of that product". They are well designed to stack when not in use, to securely retain the case while allowing access to each case even when charging with a powder measure.
Mike –
I bought the small size 0.388 for my .223 Rem. & .277 Wolverine cases. This block is easier to get the cases in and out of the block with the staggered spacing and as much reaching over other cases, and it takes up a lot less room on the bench.
teakwoodcat –
the idea of making each row of brass at a different height is appealing because it more easily lets you load powder into a row of shells without thinking did I do that row. anything that helps you in your reloading is a better product. also they dont take up as much room on the bench. the footprint is smaller than the flat blocks.they do not work well for pistol brass though . the holes are deeper than many different pistol case brass.