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  1. 31-05-2023, 08:05 PM #1
    Three O'Three
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    Storing Powder

    Hi all. How does everyone store their powder? I have mine in stored in a old fringe in the garage with a couple of damp-rid tubes inside to correct moisture. Not sure if this the right course of action.
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  3. 31-05-2023, 08:16 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Three O'Three View Post
    Hi all. How does everyone store their powder? I have mine in stored in a old fringe in the garage with a couple of damp-rid tubes inside to correct moisture. Not sure if this the right course of action.
    I do the same couple of damp rid tubs, never had any problems.
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    The original container with the lid on properly is adequate to stop moisture ingress. So DampRid is not really required.

    https://youtu.be/DguwS7AVpug
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    Quote Originally Posted by gqhoon View Post
    The original container with the lid on properly is adequate to stop moisture ingress. So DampRid is not really required.

    https://youtu.be/DguwS7AVpug
    I agree. I have at least 1kg of AS50N I purchased at least 30 years ago. Still fine.
    Even use it for squib loads in my 223.

    Just stored in original can in a steel locker in the shed. Up to 45c in summer, as low as 4c in the winter in the shed.
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    Have a lock up insulated and heated room in the shed. Fire rated filing cabinet with ammo and powder stored in it
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