Ammo safe size
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Any existing data without such a reference should be treated as suspect and not used.
Use reloading information posted here at your own risk. This forum (http://www.full-bore.co.uk) is not responsible for any property damage or personal injury as a consequence of using reloading data posted here, the information is individual members findings and observations only. Always verify the load data and be absolutely sure your firearm can handle the load, especially older ones. If in doubt start low and work your way up.
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phaedra1106
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Re: Ammo safe size
I have it in various places, spread out as it were. I used to use a wooden box back in the 80s but that was only for black powder/pyrodex.
There's room for all Gods creatures, next to the mash and gravy :)
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Dougan
Re: Ammo safe size
I've got my powders kept in a plastic fishing bait box (with a descant bag in it) in a secure (locked) location outside the house, and have had no problems with damp or temperature degrading the powder so far - I intend to continue to keep my primers in the top of one of my rifle cabinets (any views on this...?) - So now ammo, powder and primers are all secured and separate...maybe this is unnecessary, but I reckon I'm making things about as safe as they can be...ovenpaa wrote:Just a thought, I see you keep powder in the cabinet, I prefer to keep it under lock and key in a wooden box, does anyone else have a view on this?
Do you ever watch 'Grand Designs'? - My dream would be to design and have built a house with a separate gun room, loading area, cleaning area and storage...all uber-secure and fire proof.....and maybe a small underground 25m range tongueout
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Christel
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Re: Ammo safe size
There should be no MAYBE about that and it should be several ranges with various distances... razz razzDougan wrote:
Do you ever watch 'Grand Designs'? - My dream would be to design and have built a house with a separate gun room, loading area, cleaning area and storage...all uber-secure and fire proof.....and maybe a small underground 25m range tongueout
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BaconButty
Re: Ammo safe size
"Sir you appear to have applied to dig under your neighbours gardens too?"christel wrote:There should be no MAYBE about that and it should be several ranges with various distances... razz razzDougan wrote:
Do you ever watch 'Grand Designs'? - My dream would be to design and have built a house with a separate gun room, loading area, cleaning area and storage...all uber-secure and fire proof.....and maybe a small underground 25m range tongueout
"Well yes, how else could I fit a .50bmg range in?"
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Christel
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:lol: :lol:
That's the spirit
That's the spirit
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BaconButty
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I've heard that the deal with ammo is that it must "be stored in a lockable container"
To that end, do you think this would be suitable? Its a yellow COSHH cupboard
To that end, do you think this would be suitable? Its a yellow COSHH cupboard
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waterford103
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Looks good to me "letter of the law " springs to mind ,I have something similar ,need another now -- run out of space ;¬((
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Adolph Hitler – 1933
Adolph Hitler – 1933
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Dougan
Re: Ammo safe size
It looks like an ideal cabinet for loading materials, but I'd check with you local firearms department about ammo....
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BaconButty
Re: Ammo safe size
Thanks for that. I decided the COSHH cab was no good for ammo but will keep it for materials as you say.Dougan wrote:It looks like an ideal cabinet for loading materials, but I'd check with you local firearms department about ammo....
So I've got a proper ammo cab now, all fitted and ready for the FEO to come and tell me to buy all the guns I want!
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