Plywood storage boxes for powder and primers?

[coreyd]

Pretty sure there is a sticky at the top of this subforum that explains things in a very simple manor:

https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/for...nd-Powder-Storage-Explosives-Regulations-2013

I think it says this:

Smokeless powder must be stored in its original container or in small arms cartridges.

 

[LUTNIT]

There was some old regulations that stated all sorts of stipulations like 3/8" plywood, brass fasteners, etc. etc. etc. but it was removed from the regulations many years ago. I don't know what the CSSA website currently has but they listed the old regulations for many years after they changed; no one updated that part of the site.

 

[Euro]

There was some old regulations that stated all sorts of stipulations like 3/8" plywood, brass fasteners, etc. etc. etc. but it was removed from the regulations many years ago. I don't know what the CSSA website currently has but they listed the old regulations for many years after they changed; no one updated that part of the site.

I got it from the CSSA website. I guess they are dropping the ball on everything lately lol

 

[evansd]

I use a lockable metal filing cabinet

 

[sixty9santa]

Lockable tool box/cabinet/bench works well.
I have everything grounded to minimize the chance of static, including the presses.

 

[Lefty Dick]

I just use old cupboards, I got from the BIL, as he does kitchen renos.
Throw a cheesy hasp and a luggage combo lock on it any you are GTG.