Is reloading in a garage a bad idea?

[xxdabroxx]

it doesnt build up that fast, you dont have to leave it on for a long of a duration.

If you get some of the foam they use for 1-coat stucco, you can cut it into strips and glue it to the back side of the panels in your door. they work out quite well.

Also, vinyl backed insulation is pretty easy to add to the attic abv. the garage. Just cut it to size and roll it up. Then it unrolls/ slides really well into spaces between the trusses. a long stick and you just push it down.

[anyracoon]

I also use a propane heater in my garage but I put in a carbon monoxide alarm at my reloading area and I do keep the door cracked open.

[Jonathan Doe]

I use my garage for reloading and working on my guns. I keep all the primers, powder in closet in my study, so it stays cool and dry.

[4 Brigada]

I have always reloaded in my garage, never had any problems except once when a drill press control unit malfunctioned and caught fire next to about 25 pounds of gunpowder and about 3000 rounds. Luckily I was home and fire extinguisher took care of it.

[sorensen440]

I have always reloaded in my garage, never had any problems except once when a drill press control unit malfunctioned and caught fire next to about 25 pounds of gunpowder and about 3000 rounds. Luckily I was home and fire extinguisher took care of it.

that could have ended badly glad to hear you were able to put it out.

[Slamer]

It feels good to reload and work on projects in the garage and listen to the radio.

[ivanimal]

I listen to this.

[ar15barrels]

I listen to this.

If you did not buy so many guns, you might have enough money to buy a better shop stereo.
My shop stereo has faux wood panels on it too.

[BewareTheDuc.]

I also do my reloading in the garage. Only problem is my garage is full of junk so its hard to move around

Yeah, Looks like you ride a Yamaha J/K

I have a spare room for reloading..I share with my Macaw..Actually, he shares with me.
J-

[ivanimal]

If you did not buy so many guns, you might have enough money to buy a better shop stereo.
My shop stereo has faux wood panels on it too.

The parallels are shocking!

[ar15barrels]

The parallels are shocking!

Ah, but my shop stereo has a cassette deck.

[ivanimal]

Ah, but my shop stereo has a cassette deck.

LOL! You da Bomb!

[xrMike]

8-track tape... Man, that brings back some memories.

And I see you have the player strapped down with plumber's tape, like you'd do to a water heater. Is that so it doesn't topple in a quake? You sir are a careful man.

[ivanimal]

8-track tape... Man, that brings back some memories.

And I see you have the player strapped down with plumber's tape, like you'd do to a water heater. Is that so it doesn't topple in a quake? You sir are a careful man.

Its on an angle next to a TV over a doorway. It would take a good shaker to knock them both off.

[topgun02]

I have a garage i wiyld like to reload in. However, it has two ventilation ports that allow some dust in. Is this ok?

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