I have been asked several times about how we should store our powders. What can we do as reloaders to help out first responders/firefighters in case of an emergency in our homes where they would be faced with the dangers of powders, primers, and loaded ammunition?  As a firefighter myself, I felt that this would make for a good topic of discussion.  The research that I did though made me reconsider. This article is not meant to scare anyone, It's meant to help you make decisions that are right for you and the circumstances that pertain to you.

A method developed over 40 years, this video captures the entire procedure I use for casting bullets, followed from beginning to end. Shown is the ventilation technique I use, my mould pre-heating method, my bullet drop setup, fluxing with borax, tandem casting, bullet inspection, storage, sorting and more. A good video for obtaining an overview of the entire casting process and the tools required; one person's way of doing it.

Storage & My Reloading Room

Home decor concealment is a great option for many folks who need to have a firearm at the ready but still safely locked away and hidden in plain sight. This concealment flag by Liberty Home Concealment gets that job done for me.

Crafting a system of storage and organization of our reloading dies...