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kjm · May 2, 2005, 09:04 AM

Great ideas all-
When I used to load in the house, my bench was awful. It had bits of reject brass laying about, grit from the tumbler spilled on the floor, and all sorts of stuff just sitting around. That is exactly what I want to avoid.

I store my powder in the freezer, but when I pull it out, I give it two to three days to come to room temperature prior to actually opening the container (keeps it from getting ruined by condensation). I only use 4895 and 231, so it isn't like I have a lot of powder to deal with.

I will likely spend a bit of money on the reloading bench to make sure that the hobby stays welcome in my home.

May 2, 2005, 09:04 AM	#12
kjm Senior Member Join Date: December 24, 1999 Location: College Station, Texas Posts: 1,871	Great ideas all- When I used to load in the house, my bench was awful. It had bits of reject brass laying about, grit from the tumbler spilled on the floor, and all sorts of stuff just sitting around. That is exactly what I want to avoid. I store my powder in the freezer, but when I pull it out, I give it two to three days to come to room temperature prior to actually opening the container (keeps it from getting ruined by condensation). I only use 4895 and 231, so it isn't like I have a lot of powder to deal with. I will likely spend a bit of money on the reloading bench to make sure that the hobby stays welcome in my home. __________________ COME AND TAKE IT!!!