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  • sumtingwong650
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2016
    • 46

    AMMO STORAGE (SOLVED)

    I tried to use the SEARCH feature but it didn't provide results for storing brass and steel cased ammunition in the same containers.

    So here goes; Would it be safe to store brass and steel cased ammunition in the same metal container with silica packs inside, to prevent some moisture for long term storage or would I need to separate them in different containers? I just have a mix of YUGO SURP and some TULAMMO in the same caliber and have ran out of room....
    Last edited by sumtingwong650; 12-28-2016, 10:29 PM.
    Something is definitely wrong.....
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    Devilmonkey89
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2013
    • 1539

    I'd say you're GTG, i've never heard anything negative about it.
    NRA Lifetime Member

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    • #3
      kmas
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2014
      • 1315

      Originally posted by sumtingwong650
      I tried to use the SEARCH feature but it didn't provide results for storing brass and steel cased ammunition in the same containers.

      So here goes; Would it be safe to store brass and steel cased ammunition in the same metal container with silica packs inside, to prevent some moisture for long term storage or would I need to separate them in different containers? I just have a mix of YUGO SURP and some TULAMMO in the same caliber and have ran out of room....
      Keep them in separate plastic bags (or even thick paper or envelopes.)

      There is always the danger of galvanic corrosion if they touch each other, esp in humidity.

      Short term it is fine, with your silica packs, but definitely not for long-term storage.

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      • #4
        sumtingwong650
        Junior Member
        • Jul 2016
        • 46

        Originally posted by kmas
        Keep them in separate plastic bags (or even thick paper or envelopes.)

        There is always the danger of galvanic corrosion if they touch each other, esp in humidity.

        Short term it is fine, with your silica packs, but definitely not for long-term storage.
        dammit.... I should've known that.... galvanic corrosion is definitely a possibility. Thank you for slapping the knowledge back in my head. I just did exactly as suggested, separated them.
        Something is definitely wrong.....

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        • #5
          sumtingwong650
          Junior Member
          • Jul 2016
          • 46

          Originally posted by Devilmonkey89
          I'd say you're GTG, i've never heard anything negative about it.
          Nope, separate them. It'll start turning greenish and end up getting corroded. It does it all the time. I see it at work, when the metals starts to show corrosion in areas where 2 different metals are being used.
          Something is definitely wrong.....

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          • #6
            golfish
            I need a LIFE!!
            • Mar 2013
            • 10115

            Originally posted by sumtingwong650
            So here goes; Would it be safe to store brass and steel cased ammunition in the same metal container with silica packs inside, to prevent some moisture for long term storage or would I need to separate them in different containers? I just have a mix of YUGO SURP and some TULAMMO in the same caliber and have ran out of room....

            Originally posted by Devilmonkey89
            I'd say you're GTG, i've never heard anything negative about it.

            Originally posted by sumtingwong650
            Nope, separate them. It'll start turning greenish and end up getting corroded. It does it all the time. I see it at work, when the metals starts to show corrosion in areas where 2 different metals are being used.
            There's sumting wong with this thread.
            I smell something fishy, Makes me think OP might have more then one user name
            Last edited by golfish; 12-28-2016, 10:40 PM.
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            Happiness is a warm gun.

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            • #7
              kmas
              Senior Member
              • Nov 2014
              • 1315

              Did God do it?

              Why did God allow galvanic corrosion?

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              • #8
                sumtingwong650
                Junior Member
                • Jul 2016
                • 46

                Originally posted by golfish
                There's sumting wong with this thread.
                I smell something fishy, Makes me think OP might have more then one user name
                Unfortunately I only have this user name. 😔 I felt so incompetent though for not even thinking about galvanic corrosion and I deal with it at work.
                Something is definitely wrong.....

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                • #9
                  sumtingwong650
                  Junior Member
                  • Jul 2016
                  • 46

                  Originally posted by kmas
                  Why did God allow galvanic corrosion?
                  Because he wanted the weaker metals to die.
                  Something is definitely wrong.....

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                  • #10
                    strakill
                    Senior Member
                    • Jun 2011
                    • 1484

                    Originally posted by golfish
                    There's sumting wong with this thread.
                    I smell something fishy, Makes me think OP might have more then one user name
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