Area 419 ZERO Storage Block – ARCA-Mounted Reloading Bench Tray

Description

If you run an Area 419 ZERO press, you already know how fast small parts pile up around the bench. Shellholders, gauges, the torque wrench, a pair of calipers, odds and ends that never seem to have a home. The ZERO Storage Block is the fix. It's the first in Area 419's line of ARCA-mounted accessories built to hang off the rear of the ZERO, and it turns that wasted real estate behind the press into organized, at-arm's-reach storage.

How the ZERO Storage Block Mounts Up

The block clamps onto the ARCA rail on the back of your ZERO press, so there's no drilling, no extra hardware, and no permanent setup. It's ambidextrous too, which means you can hang it off either side with full functionality whether you run your bench left-handed or right-handed. Worth noting if you also run the dust cover, some folks mount the block a little lower on the press so the two play nice together.

What the ZERO Storage Block Holds

The stepped holes are the standout here. They're sized to keep shellholders upright and visible, and they double as a clean home for cartridge shoulder and overall-length gauges so you're not fishing through a drawer mid-session. There's a dedicated hole machined specifically for the ZERO torque wrench, plus a magnet set into the end of the tray that grabs your calipers or any other metal tool you want close at hand. It's the kind of thoughtful layout that only comes from a company that actually loads on their own gear.

Like the rest of the Area 419 lineup, it's machined in the USA and built to the same standard as their presses and scope mounts. Owners consistently point to the engineering quality and the way it genuinely tidies up a working bench. If you've already invested in the ZERO system, this is one of the easier upgrades to justify.