Is this to close?

[Aasillak]

You don't think those cabinet gaps is enough already? I've seen those in person. Just wondering if the gaps is plenty or I should really need to drill relieve holes too. Thanks.

[JDay]

I put holes to be safe. If your ammo starts cooking off that cabinet will overflow with high pressure gas very quickly.

[major burnout]

Wow... I remember the days when I had room to store ammo in the safe

I remember when my ammo would fit in a gun safe.

[JDay]

I remember when my ammo would fit in a gun safe.

Just my stash of range ammo overflows a Stack-On.

[Aasillak]

Just my stash of range ammo overflows a Stack-On.

So you keep some in your main safe just range ammo/bulk in a cabinet?

[russ69]

...And ammo doesn't explode unless it's contained in tight box in a fire, the buildup of pressure in your safe is what would cause an explosion...

I didn't see that in the film, what time on the video is that shown? I'm sure someone could stuff an airtight safe full of ammo and cook it off all at once but my safe is leaky enough, I don't think it would ever build enough pressure to blow up. Maybe distort and vent quickly but not explode. Am I wrong?

[JDay]

I didn't see that in the film, what time on the video is that shown? I'm sure someone could stuff an airtight safe full of ammo and cook it off all at once but my safe is leaky enough, I don't think it would ever build enough pressure to blow up. Maybe distort and vent quickly but not explode. Am I wrong?

The video shows what happens to uncontained ammo in a fire. Your safe has a seal around the door that expands in a fire. That effectively seals it to keep smoke out.

[mike415stone]

I just keep and ammo in surplus metal ammo cans stacked up and run a chain through the handles to keep them from walking off