Powder storage

[Twystd1]

I use a fire cabinet made for Haz materials.

Like this............

http://www.justritemfg.com/products/safety-cabinets-and-containers/safety-cabinets-for-hazardous-materials/chemcor-lined-hazardous-material-safety-cabinets/chemcor-hazardous-material-safety-cabinet-cap-30-gal-1-shelf-2-self-close-doors/

I got it off of Craigslist for 80 bucks. It is lockable as well.

-T

[tvfreakarms]

Sweet deal

2 by 2...hands of blue

[ar15barrels]

I hear using an old fridge works well to store powder (not turned on) as it keeps a consistent temperature.

They do.
Especially if the door is only held closed by the magnetic seal so if it ever did try to blow up, the door would simply open.
I would NOT use a fridge so old that the door has a REAL latch.
I would NOT lock the fridge with any type of hasp/lock/latch.

[RogueSniper]

I agree with Randall, I use an old refrigerator. Look on Craigslist, Freebie stuff. If you don't have a lot of powder and ammo, find a free apartment size or dorm size. I'm on the hunt for a free, non-working wine fridge with a glass door so I check inventory with a glance.

[JagerDog]

Right next to the blasting caps.

[AGunNut2]

Arsenal License

Yep, fairly cool, normal environment in the house, in suburbia. I bet some of you nuts, I mean prepared prepper types, have a couple hundred pounds of powder stashed away.

Let alone ammo, bullets, 82K primers, brass for millenia. Wonder what the 7 o'clock news would call you ? I mean, they freak out when they bust some guy, and he's got like 200 rounds of ammunition in his home. "An arsenal of guns and ammo". Meaning 2 handguns, a rifle, and a shotgun. That's like, subsistence level...

I'm not even a shotgun guy and I own like 7 of them. I mean, did own, before the boating accident.

[Victor Cachat]

I decided to check Craigslist (sacto) for flammables cabinets and found this:

http://sacramento.craigslist.org/mat/5079658800.html

Nice stainless steel cabinet that would have to be modified for powder (vents or "easy blow" doors.)

Only $100