AMMUNITION STORAGE

How you store your ammunition is just as important as the way you store your guns. If you don’t safely secure your ammunition, there’s a great chance that it will deteriorate. As a result, the gun you plan to use will not function properly

1)Organization of Ammunition Supply: Organization is key! The first step to efficient organization of your ammunition is to buy some labels for each of your containers that is

-Label each container

-Store different caliber cartridges separately

-Do not mix different size shells

-Place humidity sensor (indicator) card in ammunition supply

-Use oldest rounds first

2)Use Vacuum Sealed Bags:An additional tip for making the most out of your moisture defense is to use vacuum-sealed bags. While squeezing the air out of plastic bags will work decently, storing ammo in a vacuum-sealed bag is the best way to ensure no air–and therefore no moisture–makes it into the presence of your ammunition.

3)Reload Your Ammunition: In reality, the best way to store your ammunition is to avoid it altogether. Using ammo is better than storing ammo, and if you have the know-how and the ability, reloading your ammo is a great way to make sure you always have fresh munitions. If you embark on this endeavor, spare no expense