Area419 419-Zero-Sb Area 419 Zero Storage Block
$120.00
The Area 419 Zero Storage Block is a purpose-built organizer for reloaders who've standardized on the Area 419 ZERO press. If your bench has become a junkyard of calipers, shellholders, priming tools, and random fasteners, this ARCA-compatible mount clips onto the back of your ZERO to corral the stuff you actually use—keeping it within arm's reach instead of buried in a drawer.
The design is practical: a dedicated slot holds your ZERO torque wrench, so it's always there when you need it, and an integrated magnet captures ferrous tools and springs. The tray itself is ambidextrous, meaning you can mount it on either side of the press depending on your setup and dominant hand, and it works the same way either way. For a bench that sees heavy use, small ergonomic wins like this add up to real productivity.
This is the first in Area 419's line of ARCA-mounted accessories for the ZERO, so if organization is on your reloading wish list, this is the natural first step. It's not going to change your load data, but it will change how much time you spend hunting for tools.
Key Features
- ARCA-compatible mount for Area 419 ZERO press
- Dedicated slot for ZERO torque wrench
- Integrated magnet for tool attachment
- Ambidextrous design—mount on either side with full functionality
- Compact footprint to keep your bench organized without bulk
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the Zero Storage Block work on my Area 419 ZERO press?
Yes. It mounts via ARCA interface on the rear of your ZERO and is compatible with the press.
Can I mount this on the left or right side of the press?
Yes. The storage block is ambidextrous and functions fully when mounted on either side of your ZERO, so you can position it wherever it makes the most sense for your layout.
What tools fit in the block?
The block features a dedicated slot for the ZERO torque wrench and includes a magnet for attaching other metal tools and small parts—shellholders, calipers, springs, and similar items that tend to scatter across a reloading bench.
