Powder cabinet

[MaxMuller]

Curious how most store their powder. Do you use a cabinet or is it just stored on a shelf?

 

[cjcycles]

I use a flammables cabinet. It’s also nice because you can put a padlock on it


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[turnerdye1]

Just a shelf for me. Currently have 56lbs sitting there.

Honestly have been contemplating getting a fire cabinet though.

 

[LongRangeBushy]

I have used a craftsman double door upright cabinet for like 10 years now... they are also lockable...

 

[gregkl]

I have a wood cabinet I made for my reloading area. Stores dies, powder, primers, projectiles and gun cleaning supplies.

 

[red_zr24x4]

I have a wood cabinet I made for my reloading area. Stores dies, powder, primers, projectiles and gun cleaning supplies.

I have something similar, I have a kitchen cabinet on the wall with powder, primers and dies in it

 

[Hunter58]

I currently store my powder in these.

Shotshell reloading supplies, components, & accessories: Ballistic Products

 

[Hawkeye7br]

Shelves. I agree with the principle of a steel cabinet, and some of my primers are in one, but steel containers take up a lot of space and I can store a lot of powder cans on a 1x6 shelf.

 

[cjcycles]

This is the cabinet I use.


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[d.kaufman]

I keep a few pounds on a shelf, but most of it is in a water/fire proof type file cabinet. Work next to a storage/maintenance building for NorthShore medical and they're constantly throwing out/giving away quality metal cabinetry, desks, and chairs. Cant beat free storage

 

[Michigan Slim]

Shelves.

 

[bwframe]

Shelves.

Just look at that arsenal of kitty litter this man has.

 

[92FSTech]

Mine all lives on shelves. I made some small shelves properly sized for the 1lb bottles of Alliant and Hodgdon powders that sit on top of my bench for easy access, and the overflow or larger jugs go on a shelf under the bench.

 

[tomcat13]

Shelves.

Wow, that's a Lot of Litter! How many Cats do you Have? LOL

 

[1mil-high]

Another for shelves. I just keep it off the ground and factory sealed until I am ready to use it. Never had a problem that way, but I can see the safety side of using a cabinet. Maybe one day...

 

[Michigan Slim]

I was kinda expecting that. Lol. Those are full of brass and shotshell hulls for cowboy shooting.

 

[Magyars]

Most of my powder is in my gun room in large ammo cans.
I keep a half dozen pounds or so in the reloadng room in an old toy chest

 

[russc2542]

floor, bench, shelves, cabinet, closet... it's all in one room anyway (If you count the closet as part of the room).

 

[BE Mike]

"Do not store primers with propellant powders or any other highly combustible materials so as to avoid involving primers in a fire as much as possible."

https://saami.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Info-Doc-Primers.pdf

 

[spencer rifle]

Wooden cabinet built into wood shelving with a concrete base and locking door. Small spaces between the wood structure to let out pressure. Primers in another room.