I was planning on storing my powder in a metal container inside my storage shed. Any issue with powder being exposed to high temps?
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High temps are not good and wide temp fluctuations are worse. I store mine in an old building in a unplugged refrigerator to keep them fluctuations at a minimum.
High temps are not good and wide temp fluctuations are worse. I store mine in an old building in a unplugged refrigerator to keep them fluctuations at a minimum.
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My closet on the floor. Makes up for my lack of shoes to trip over.
My closet on the floor. Makes up for my lack of shoes to trip over.
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Metal, vented filing cabinet in my reloading room.
Metal, vented filing cabinet in my reloading room.
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Refrigerator is good idea. With a chain lock. Actually, I believe fire codes prefer a plywood box with 1 inch walls to reduce fire danger. I would think a box like that with some 3/4 inch gypsum fire resistant wall board would be extremely safe. A "Weak Wall" is a good idea also. High temps are not good for powder. JMHO
Refrigerator is good idea. With a chain lock. Actually, I believe fire codes prefer a plywood box with 1 inch walls to reduce fire danger. I would think a box like that with some 3/4 inch gypsum fire resistant wall board would be extremely safe. A "Weak Wall" is a good idea also. High temps are not good for powder. JMHO
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