Primer storage

dieseldoc

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What is the suggest way to store primers in winter weather like Cody, Wy.

Have hunting buddy that I asked and I don't know, HELP

Thanks

Charlie
 
I have primers from the late 60's that shoot fine, stored indoors, outdoors and in
several different climates. I wouldn't leave them out at -40 but other than that indoors
or a basement and don't worry about them.
 
I would be concerned about basement in case of the flooding, so store them high or in some sort of zip bags so they would float...
 
I 2nd the 50 cal ammo cans for storage. I have over 30 of them with powder and primers that are like brand new bought over 10 yrs ago.
Tarey
 
I read a post here on L/R/H not too long ago where a guy was using an old (not working) refrigerator.
Id do that in a heartbeat as soon as I find one. Primers in the freezer part, and powder in the frige part, all nice and neat on the shelves. Air tight, and insulated, so keeping a moderate year round temp would be easy. So would keeping moisture out.
If you dont have room for an old frige, I like the sealable ammo can thing.
 
What about storing with the "anvil up" so there is no "primer flipping", just something I heard........ What does this mean?

MM
 
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