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1. I bought walnut media at a pet store scoring 25lbs for under $10. I put it into 1 gal ziplock freezer bags and those back into the 25lb bag for storage. No spills and no wilting of product. 2. I discovered a use for our empty peanut jars from Costco. I have a few and track reloading...

>> Rather than using a washing machine I might be inclined to find an old paint shaker that could accommodate a 5-gallon can. << I have been thinking along this line. Has anybody actually done it?

I am learning the CAR system (method?) of shooting. I'm a bit older and weaker and believe I have better retention and make a smaller target using this. I also have bad shoulders and find it quicker and more comfortable than traditional stances. Take a look! This Excellent C.A.R. Video...

Thanks for the link. Didn't know they exist.

I dug out my Hi-Standard 22 after 20 years or so in a drawer, cleaned it and discovered the safety doesn't keep the hammer from dropping. I looked into it and discovered the (forgive my names) chisel shaped thing that fits into the slot in the hammer base doesn't fit all the way in. I cleaned...

I own and am very fond of a PM9. I cleaned and lubed it before my initial firing and all was mostly well and it became 100% solid over time. A year later I got brave enough to detail strip the slide and found some very fine metallic particles. It had never failed to fire, but these must have...

Here's a pic of that Costco $600 safe:

Wow, you must have a real LOAD to carry. I really like my range bag but you probably need something larger. I got mine at Harbor Freight for $20. It's 18" long, 9" wide and 12" tall and has lots of pockets, the bottom is strong and rubber on outside, lockable, waterproof, really a good deal.

I like Kyle's Gunshop. Kyle is one of the good guys who is quick to ship and follows up easily with email, etc. If you don't see something you want he will try to find it for you.

This article is pretty thorough regarding storage and well worth a read. I'm new to reloading and asking the storage question myself and I don't even have anything to store yet. Legally I can store a few cans just sitting on a shelf, but (even knowing the realities of powder being a flammable...