Bullet/Primer Sealant???

[krissiec]

I would like to know where I can buy sealant in different colors at the lowest price? I already know the pros/cons so just tell me where to buy it.

Thank you

[joelogic]

Nice necro. Dont people just use nail polish?

+1 for the newb attitude as well

[Ross]

So tell us how really feel.

Okay. The reason I want to use sealant on my reloaded ammo is because I've got a s**tload of once-fired brass in various calibers that I've been saving since about 1980 and, given the current and future political/anti-gun climate, I figure I might as well start buying a s**tload of primers/powder/bullets in bulk and start reloading all of my saved up brass and storing it for all my future years of shooting ahead of me, when all reloading components will probably be banned because some idiot Democrats in the forthcoming years will have said that reloaded ammo is the reason why crime is continuing to rise! Yeah, right! Kitchen knives will be banned soon after. Or else the Department of Homeland Security will have banned ammo reloading and say it's a danger to all of us, even though we are not terrorists to ourselves. I'm reminded of things like this when I go through the TSA security screening at airports. Before 9-11, you, me, our parents, sisters and brothers, grandparents, etc. all looked American, spoke English, and we trusted each other. Now, after 9-11, instantly we are all not trusted, and we are all treated as possible terrorists when we go through the airport security screenings! And we are all still the same Americans that we were before 9-11, except our government doesn't trust us anymore, even if we were an 80 year old grandmother or grandfather and looked like an American and spoke perfect English with a southern accent! Yes Mr. TSA man,.............here's my sharp toenail scissors and knitting needles that I'm turning in (aka "forfeiting") to you so that I can get on my plane.

Might as well start stockpiling the reloading stuff now, while it's available and still "cheap" to buy. Same thing goes for factory and military surplus ammo. Buy it now,................because you won't be able to get it later!

Look back in history at what firearms/ammo a person was able to buy with little or no restrictions, like Class 3 firearms, AW's, tracer/incendiary ammo, etc. The pre-1968 GCA days really were "the good old days" of firearms. Can you imagine what it was like to be able to order a brand new Thompson submachinegun from your local hardware store back in the 1920s and 1930s, and you could open carry it in public and nobody ever thought anything odd about it??? Or even order pistols and rifles by mailorder and have them delivered by mail to your house, with no paperwork to fill out! Times sure have changed.
Vic