Whoever says reloading is fun

[Rollo Tomassi]

hasn't done much.

[TRx]

agreed

[Rollo Tomassi]

The guy who taught me a lot about handgun competition had a setup that was fun.
Don't even recall the brand now, but all you did was keep all the hoppers full and every pull of the handle would drop out a completed round.
It did everything.
Mine doesn't.

[BigMark]

Dillon?

[Rollo Tomassi]

Star seems a dim memory.

[TRx]

This thread reminds me that I need to find out something...

How long can gun powder be stored assuming it's in a relatively dry spot? Hell, mine is probably 20 years old at this point. Should I be wary???

[Rollo Tomassi]

Has it been sealed (tightly capped) and stored INSIDE where temps don't fluctuate?

[TRx]

Has it been sealed (tightly capped) and stored INSIDE where temps don't fluctuate?

yes

[Rollo Tomassi]

I'd say it would still be good. Try a little in a squib load.

[TRx]

I'd say it would still be good. Try a little in a squib load.

Can you remind me which box I packed my reloading stuff in? I think it was 3 moves ago.

[Rollo Tomassi]

WTF ask if it's any good if you can't even find it?

[Rollo Tomassi]

All sized and deprimed, primed and flared. Only need to powder and seat.

Dropped smoe primers. Picked up smoe. Got pissed and said fuggit. Smoe primers are still on the garage floor now.

[TRx]

WTF ask if it's any good if you can't even find it?

I know where the powder is

[Barndog]

if it is sealed, you can sell it for a good profit and not have to find out the hard way