OH MY! Look what happened to my reloading bench

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Ricky Bobby

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Anybody else have a reloading bench that serves more than one purpose? I didn't ... until today!

I know that my bench should be a dedicated working area for it's intended purpose, but I have to admit that it might be an EXCELLENT spot for starting seed for my summer garden.
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I have a well lighted reloading area and thought that I'd try starting some tomato & pepper plants for the garden, on top of my bench. I planted these friday evening when I got home from work. Set them on top of a heating mat & have left the lights on over my bench since then. Tonight I came home from work & thought I'd check on them and to my surprise ... they are sprouting! 4 days & they're up! I just might have a dual purpose reloading bench!

Enjoy the pics.
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Here they are uncovered

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Yeah, sure Ricky, those are vegetable plants you're taking such good care of on your reloading bench down in the basement where no one can see them. :
 
Oh great! Now I'll have to wait until the leaves are fully developed & post another pic, just to prove they are tomato and pepper plants.

Atleast that's how Gurneys had them labeled!
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I figured this was going to disappoint a few on here, but that fresh salsa that will be made from these tomatoes and peppers is going to taste mighty fine!
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Oh, if I get the urge for a reloading session ... these plants will be temporarily removed from the area.



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If you get a pepper seed in a case, is it considered a "hot load"?
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At the very least, your labors at your reloading bench won't be "fruitless".
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Originally Posted By: ARCOREYIf you get a pepper seed in a case, is it considered a "hot load"?
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At the very least, your labors at your reloading bench won't be "fruitless".
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Lol, that's a good one!
JJ
 
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