Would vacuum sealing the powder and storing in a freezer slow down deterioration?

As long as it's not a frost-free freezer.

Absolutely 100% !. Vacuum sealed and kept below 68 degrees F. Guaranteed ,if freezing

is desirable Vacuum bag then seal inside of another zip loc bag . Freeze at will in whatever

kind of freezer . However Onefunzr2 has a point if it's not DBL bagged . If you could store in

a deep freezer Zero Degrees , degradation is NIL !.

Air Ports and waiting is the dread of flight !. Ah the Wife returns got a close up !.

FWIW, Aliiant never responded to my query about the lot of Unique stored in water.

I came in late. What was "The 100 year old
Bullseye story"?.
Take care!

WHAAAAAAAAAAAA how dumb is water and powder freeeeking oldest saying in since powder was invented KEEP YOUR FUCKING POWDER DRY!!!!!!!! wow i thought we had some common sence here guess i was wronggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg

ddrhook ; You obviously have never visited the political forum on this site !.

Common possibly sense oh yes by all means = NONSENSE !.

Forums are an expression meaning one thing can be expressed in several different ways .

Most everyone's opinions vary , the end results are what really matter .

Two things to be sure of on this forum or any other , Nothing is written in stone

and if you don't like the answer Just wait somebody will post one you do like !.

There are a fair number of " Real Smiths and Reloaders " on this site , with hundreds of years

worth of accumulated knowledge . That's Priceless in anybody's book !!!.

it was a joke o need flying off the handle

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I came in late. What was "The 100 year old
Bullseye story"?.

I read somewhere that Herqules took some of the original lot of Bullseye (1898 ish) and stored it in water. They would take a sample out every decade or so, dry it out, and test it against the current product.

BTW-I am collecting salsa jars to store the old powders in under water. From my experiments it looks like it works, and even if it does not, I do not have to worry about them going off in my house.