How much is too much?

[centerfire]

I had another 16# of H4350 show up today and was wondering when you think you have too much reloading components? Is 250 pounds of powder and 50k primers too much?

[Sinclair]

If the stress of having that much powder and primers is has you tied up in knots, I would be glad to relieve your stress by taking some of the primers. Not a bunch, just 5K would do me just fine, or 10K as long as they are small rifle. I am not trying to be greedy, just trying to help out a fellow Grendel aficionado. PM me if interested.

[Mad Charlie]

I had another 16# of H4350 show up today and was wondering when you think you have too much reloading components? Is 250 pounds of powder and 50k primers too much?

It is too much to be posting on a public forum where anyone can see what you have, including various alphabet types and other "interested" entity's.

[PVBoom]

It is too much to be posting on a public forum where anyone can see what you have, including various alphabet types and other "interested" entity's.

This. Seriously.

[glk45]

It is too much to be posting on a public forum where anyone can see what you have, including various alphabet types and other "interested" entity's.

10/4 on that.

[centerfire]

It is too much to be posting on a public forum where anyone can see what you have, including various alphabet types and other "interested" entity's.

No, I'm within the local and federal laws.

[riuma]

No, I'm within the local and federal laws.

That hardly matters these days.~Riuma

[montana]

If you are afraid of posting legal property, then it is time to re-think ones life and get involved politically. If you live in fear, then you have already lost...Just saying......To your question, you can never have too much reloading supplies....

[centerfire]

[NugginFutz]

I had another 16# of H4350 show up today and was wondering when you think you have too much reloading components? Is 250 pounds of powder and 50k primers too much?

Around here, it's what we call "a good start".

[StoneHendge]

That's probably a question you should ask your home insurer - not a bunch of gun nuts.

[Mad Charlie]

No, I'm within the local and federal laws.

I didn't mean to imply that you were illegal in any way at all, but why attract attention?

[Mad Charlie]

If you are afraid of posting legal property, then it is time to re-think ones life and get involved politically. If you live in fear, then you have already lost...Just saying......To your question, you can never have too much reloading supplies....

I don't live in "fear", and I am involved politically, but that doesn't mean that I have blind trust in our govt. or society in general.
Those who like to brag about how well prepared they are, have at it, but I will keep my personal business to myself. I consider what I own to be my personal business.

[centerfire]

I didn't mean to imply that you were illegal in any way at all, but why attract attention?

You think I'm attracting attention with the two questions I asked? Do you recommend we stop posting about firearms and reloading to avoid attracting attention?

[MrDraco]

No, I'm within the local and federal laws.

Federal regulations state no more than 50 pounds of powder and 10k primers shall be stored inside a residence. "10-3.7 Smokeless propellants intended for personal use in quantities not exceeding 20 lb (9.1 kg) may be stored in original containers in residences. Quantities exceeding 20 lb (9.1 kg), but not exceeding 50 lb (22.7 kg), may be stored in residences if kept in a wooden box or cabinet having walls of at least 1-inc. (25.4-mm) nominal thickness". According to the ATF, if you intend to store or handle anything more than 50 pounds you need an explosive license.