"Green Stuff" for sealing primers

[flmason]

In another thread 1858Rem mentioned:

"there is also this green stuff you can get for sealing modern primers... might work on caps too, dont see why not"

Can seem to find this product online. I figure I'm using the wrong search terms. However I do recall having seen cartridges treated this way, but it was a long time ago. I seem to recall red as well as green rings on those primers. I'd swear, but aren't sure... that it was military surplus ammo.

Anyway, seems like an appealing idea.

 

[Ginormous]

Nitrocellulose lacquer perhaps?

 

[flmason]

Well, don't know if the old stuff I've seen was nitro-lacquer, but I did find this stuff out there:

http://markroncustomgunproducts.com/

One way or another I'm going to solve this weatherproofing, possible loose caps thing, LOL! Hopefully without going to a conversion cylinder (no doubt the high class way to go though. But then might as well just get a Blackhawk and be done with it.)

 

[arcticap]

The ammo. manufacturers describe it as a waterproof laquer.

George & Roy's Custom Primer Sealant

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/t.../search-box.jsp.form23&_dyncharset=ISO-8859-1

http://www.backyardgardener.com/gp/Sports_Outdoors/Metallic_reloading-p/George_Roy_s_Custo.html

 

[flmason]

Cool. Just bookmarked it.