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Originally posted by ruger22com:
O.K...first, I am new to reloading (just ran my first batch last night and shoot them today, and am pretty happy with the results).
But...My workshop and gun parts business all run out of a 12 x 16 workshop I had built away from the house. This is also where all my reloading equipment/supplies will be kept. I have full electric power but the air conditioner is a wall unit that only gets turned on when I am out working in the shop...as this is southern Alabama I don't really want my powder/primers in where the temp will no doubt climb into the upper 130's+ in summer, so I am considering putting a small fridge out there to store drinks and my two 1-pound powder bottles.
Has anybody tried to refridgerate smokeless powder bottles before? is there any humidity/condensation problems? what cha think?

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Originally posted by El Deguello:
Keep it in the airconditioned house. If you keep it in a reefer, it will get cold. Then when you pull it out into the hot, wet Alabama air, it will sweat like hell!