Put them in a box. When it's full, call me.
You are very wise to turn your water off when you leave. I own an RV park and tell everyone to turn the water off. Very few actually take my advice. I’ve seen numerous RV’s with water gushing from the underside because something broke inside.
I think I read a thread years ago where someone dropped a tray of primers in the carpet. Their wife found them with the vacuum. Or I'm crazy, I couldn't find the thread.
We are RV'rs as well. We always turn off the water valve and release the pressure before leaving the rig for the day.
Probably have 20 pounds of unfired rounds picked up at the range in a tub. If SHTF seriously, that's the emergency stash.
That's cool. Another OSA member here "used" to own an RV park down by Lake of the Arbuckles. When we moved back to Oklahoma after our travels to Colorado, Oregon, and Utah, we stayed at his park for 2 or3 months until an opening came up in a park closer to family. @Okiedog is his OSA username. At the time, they had the RV park and a boat rental business at the lake, but now all they have is the boar rental, and if I recall correctly, that is up for sale.
Maybe I need to make a day-trip your way after everything greens up and get photos of stuff around your area. Maybe even pictures of your RV park as I sometimes put RV parks on my Smugmug website.
The ones I have to pull will usually lock the gun up pretty good to the point of forcing the action open with tools and a vice.
I’ve definitely pulled my fair share of rounds but sometimes it’s just too much with my carpal tunnel. If all I can save is the primer and the powder, I usually junk it.
I’ll just say I probably have 10k rounds each for almost a dozen different calibers, I’m kind of a worrywort like that…my supply is pretty good but my wrists are not!
Gee what kind of footwear do you have that will make a primer pop!
I laughed my butt off reading this, but guess what? I was hand priming some 6.5 brass today and dropped a primer under the bench.
Unfortunately for me, the last loading session where the primers were supposed to drop into a bucket through a tube, the tube fell off and there were around 200 spent primers on the floor under the bench.
Undaunted, went on the search. After 10 minutes, gave it up crawling around, and swept them up into a pile and put them on the bench to sort. Never found it.
