lacquer sealant/longtime storage

[country_boy]

Im reloading about 1,000 rounds of brass 7.62 soviet and was wondering how to put a lacquer sealant on the rounds, for long time storage and or is it necessary on brass cases vs. steel cases.

 

[Bullseye Shooter]

Really not needed if you store the ammo in a cool, dry place. I've shot reloads that were over ten years old without any problems.

 

[robocop10mm]

Sealant is not needed unless you are going to go fording rivers with it. Keep is stored in an airtight container like a Mil ammo can w/good seal and it will keep til after you have assumed room temperature.

 

[country_boy]

Well I hope I wont be fording rivers, who knows what 15 yrs down the road will bring. These rounds wont be fired for that period on time, if not more.

 

[baboon]

You could seal the primers if you really are concerned.