brett1868 wrote:My dive box made me look like an transsexual sex addict due to the boxes of condoms and women's panty hose.
brett1868 wrote:I vacuum pack anything I'm not going to shoot in the next 2-3 months, especially rounds with moly coated projectiles. In my youth I was a mad crazy scuba diver and spear fisher. I used to put the 12ga rounds in a condom and tie a knot in the end, perfectly watertight and easily replaced. My dive box made me look like an transsexual sex addict due to the boxes of condoms and women's panty hose.
Strikey wrote:Unless you are storing your reloads in a bucket of water I would not be too concerned about sealing them to be air and water tight.I have some reloads from over 20 years ago, only for a 30-30 but they still go bang with all the accuracy to be expected from that rifle, some of my reloads may not get used for a couple of years, never had a problem with moisture, just store your ammo where there will not be too much temperature variation