America’s Chief Export

[onlinebiker]

The main problem for ammo in a fire safe is corrosion, in my experience.  No reason to stockpile, and there really isn't much room inside to begin with, so.

Lol.

Failed high school.chemistry eh?

I have ammo I reloaded. With mine own little grubby hands. 30 years ago.

It's still bright and shiny and goes boom every time.


Google "hermetically.sealed container".

I have bought and shot .45 ACP and 30-06 ammo that was over 100 years old. No squibs. No hangfires. No FTFs. 

Anyone who tells you that ammo had a shelf life does not know how to store ammunition.

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And McDonalds sells "health food". Always believe advertising?

https://gunsafereviewsguy.com/articles/m...ratings/2/

I was asking about fire safes, and you responded with a link about gun safes.

You realize that these are two different things, right?

Boru

And you realize that fire safes made for documents will ruin a gun in a fire?

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There are standards for the ratings, but..ofc, there could always be such a thing as a faulty unit.  If my house blows up because of a faulty unit...that's not my problem, legally.  Reasonable precautions need only be reasonable, not certain.

Thing is, there's not actually enough ammo in the safe for it to blow up even if it were faulty.  So.....meh.

So there we have it.

Bottom line. You want to own guns and not be responsible.


Got it.