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I maybe wrong I am under the impression we need to abide by nfpa for powder and primer storage. Can it get spelled out properly and stickied please?
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Originally posted by dantoddOriginally posted by bwieseOriginally posted by louisianagirl -
Might be better off in contacting your local Fire Department to see what they require may be more restrictive that the NFPA guidelines.
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