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Hal · October 28, 1999, 05:58 AM

The label of my plastic *cans* of Alliant powder say "DANGER! SMOKELESS GUNPOWDER-EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE AND EXPLOSIVE"

The label on the Accurate #5, just says extremely flammable.

Since this is the reloading forum, and in that context, I would say you would be screwed if the landlord found a container of Alliant and anything else. Nothing is printed on any of the boxes of factory ammuntion I have concerning combustible, explosive or flammable. In that context, if the landlord found a container of Accurate #5, finished rounds of ammo, and some factory ammo, he might be the one screwed.
I think Art is on the right track. Low profile and minor reloading. Use the money you save reloading to apply towards a house.

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October 28, 1999, 05:58 AM	#4
Hal Senior Member Join Date: October 9, 1998 Location: Ohio USA Posts: 8,563	The label of my plastic cans of Alliant powder say "DANGER! SMOKELESS GUNPOWDER-EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE AND EXPLOSIVE" The label on the Accurate #5, just says extremely flammable. Since this is the reloading forum, and in that context, I would say you would be screwed if the landlord found a container of Alliant and anything else. Nothing is printed on any of the boxes of factory ammuntion I have concerning combustible, explosive or flammable. In that context, if the landlord found a container of Accurate #5, finished rounds of ammo, and some factory ammo, he might be the one screwed. I think Art is on the right track. Low profile and minor reloading. Use the money you save reloading to apply towards a house. ------------------ CCW for Ohio action site. http://www.ofcc.net