sgms18

They all smell like chemicals to me

Yeah, im going to have to get some new powder. Everything I have is pretty old.

Im in GA. Pretty humid here

Using accurate #7 & it's in a plastic jug, looks like a 1/2 gallon milk jug. Now that I think about it it's probably closer to 20 years old, probably from the mid 90s

No worrys, I was just confused

I don't get it. Whats up w/the ninja face?

Nothing. I don't use any case lube on pistol ammo. I do clean brass in an ultrasonic cleaner with lemon juice & water. I bake them in the oven to dry. I don't know maybe there could be some moisture left in some of the cases but I wouldn't think so hell they sat on the bench for a week after they came out of the oven.

115gr fmj @ 8.1gr & 124gr berrys @ 7.2gr with standard sp

I have had 3-4 hang fires in the last 250 or so rounds. 2 different bullets but both loaded w/accurate #7 and federal primers. I am shooting them in a Glock 19, no mods whatsoever. There is about 3/4 to 1 second delay between click & bang. The powder is 10+ years old & stored in a cabinet in a cinder block shop & im thinkin that may be the problem. Should I be looking at the primers, what do yall think? I have never had hang fires before & now all the sudden im eat up w/em.

what size dehumidifier for what size area do you use & do you have to run it 24/7?

No, I don't use alcohol, mostly hopes #9.

I am in SC. It is very humid here I just didn't think it would be an issue inside an insulated building. Walling off a small area is a good idea. I would hate to see the bill to run AC in the shop, ESP,w/12ft cellings.

It's in my shop. 30x24 building, concrete floor with hardi-panel walls & that wide, white pole barn insulaton.

Seems like they would have some sort of finish on them. Every time I turn around seems like my dies got little rust spots. I oil em w/whatevers handy usally rem oil or wd. What do yall do?