jwrowland77
Member
Was just sitting here thinking about seeing places that sell brass already cleaned and primed. Well, knowing that you're supposed to keep the primers in the original package until using, how long can you keep brass primed, until you absolutely need to go ahead and load it?
I had contemplated priming brass, say a few hundred, and keeping them in an air tight container until I got ready to load them up, but haven't because of the warning of keeping them in the original package until ready to use.
How many of y'all prime your brass and let it set for a little but before loading them? Let say, no longer than 6 months for argument sake.
I had contemplated priming brass, say a few hundred, and keeping them in an air tight container until I got ready to load them up, but haven't because of the warning of keeping them in the original package until ready to use.
How many of y'all prime your brass and let it set for a little but before loading them? Let say, no longer than 6 months for argument sake.