Any reloader in the Palm Beach area who wants to sell an empty powder container???
I have it in bulk so I want it in small quantities on my bench.
Thank you
Empty Powder Container
Have no idea what size powder container you are looking for, but I have a few empty 8 pound jugs that are surplus to my needs.
I'm in central Brevard, on Merritt Island.
I've not bought powder in 1 pound jars in many, many years.
If all else fails, a plastic peanut butter jar is fine for holding a small amount of powder on the reloading bench.
I'm in central Brevard, on Merritt Island.
I've not bought powder in 1 pound jars in many, many years.
If all else fails, a plastic peanut butter jar is fine for holding a small amount of powder on the reloading bench.
I was thinking of using this jar https://s7d6.scene7.com/is/image/bjs/150568Gregg wrote: ↑Thu Oct 10, 2019 12:36 pm Have no idea what size powder container you are looking for, but I have a few empty 8 pound jugs that are surplus to my needs.
I'm in central Brevard, on Merritt Island.
I've not bought powder in 1 pound jars in many, many years.
If all else fails, a plastic peanut butter jar is fine for holding a small amount of powder on the reloading bench.
Is this safe just for small amount on the reloading bench?
quart sized plastic bottles from the dollar store, they have a flip up drinking lid ( flap ) so makes pouring into something else easier, can even write on the bottle with a sharpie, and they are only a buck
Just do not leave it in direct sunlight for periods of time.
Ultraviolet light will cause powder to decompose.
Ultraviolet light will cause powder to decompose.
How about repurposing old pill bottles? I have a large (500 ct.) bottle of generic, Costco Tylenol which is HDPE plastic & should keep out UV which looks to be about the right size for the bench. Looks to be about 1/2 the size of a 1 lb powder bottle.
https://www.costco.com/Kirkland-Signatu ... 13623.html
Another idea might be to buy 1 lb of powder you already have & top off one of your 8 lb jugs. Be sure to relabel it well to avoid accidents
https://www.costco.com/Kirkland-Signatu ... 13623.html
Another idea might be to buy 1 lb of powder you already have & top off one of your 8 lb jugs. Be sure to relabel it well to avoid accidents
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