Cleaned out my Uncles reloading Room that passed away at 90

I'm no spring chicken either,(72). I'm just going to put a shelf up either in my office here in the house (I'll tell the wife that they are empty) or in my reloading room out in the garage.
Oh my goodness - don't do that!!! One day she'll help you "clean up" and toss "all those empty junk cans"! :)
 
Riceguy you have some older ones ! This is what I inherited. I think I have some other old ammo boxes also. I'd like to see them go to a collector . Some powders are full. Some opened. Some empty.
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I had two older Hodgdon cans from the 50's and left the powder in them but one powder went bad and completely dissolved the can so I emptied the other one.
 

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One is unopened. Other was. I torched of last 4th of July with some other old powders at night . Flames 15 ft hight that lit up street. Melted asphalt .
 
Yes, they are going to remain in my reloading room on the wall Unopened. Just thought I would try to get a raise out of everyone. ;)
Glad.
Breaking into those would be like opening a Falstaff cone top beer from a beer collection. It would just be wrong.

That aside, I have H870 from 1964 (so the date on the Hodgdon paper bag said) that I used in my 338 LM. It gave ~400 FPS less than N570, but still went bang every time.
 
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