Reloading in the garage

[openwell]

i lived in central fl for 15 years, and reloaded in the attached garage. never saw any rust on anything.
I spent a lot of hot sweaty night loading ammo.
left powder, primers, and loaded ammo in there year round

must been them "cool ocean brees"????
or magic?
luck?

I lived on east coast cen. FL 2 yrs
never loaded a single round.

all my gear was stored in Indy

 

[mike trible]

I reload and store most of my ammo in a unheated garage that is not attached to my house. I store powder, primers and ammo in metal cabinets with 'Golden Rod' dehumidifier sticks in each cabinet. Has a window fan and a space heater that I use for my comfort when I am in there.

 

[crewchief888]

must been them "cool ocean brees"????
or magic?
luck?

I lived on east coast cen. FL 2 yrs
never loaded a single round.



all my gear was stored in Indy

east side of orlando, winter park. maybe using the press (almost) constantly kept it from rusting

 

[openwell]

east side of orlando, winter park. maybe using the press (almost) constantly kept it from rusting

alcoholic type reloading!
15 yrs daily loading.

no rust.

orlando weather very similar to phoenix????

not really. my brother-in-law lived in orlando for 40 yrs. just moved to denver.

stuff "rusts" in denver.

as quick as overnight. even if used daily

congrats!

 

[crewchief888]

alcoholic type reloading!
15 yrs daily loading.

no rust.

orlando weather very similar to phoenix????

not really. my brother-in-law lived in orlando for 40 yrs. just moved to denver.

stuff "rusts" in denver.

as quick as overnight. even if used daily

congrats!

I loaded ammo 2-3 evenings during the week.
38spl for bowling pins,
45's for pins & limited div USPSA
2 open div USPSA guns

 

[BillD]

I've been reloading in a garage for 25 years. Powder and primers stored in garage. I've left the hopper with powder in it for months.
Never an issue.