Reloading in a storage unit: genius or bad idea?

[Certaindeaf]

Is that bar picture posted above actually part of your house? I'd be more concerned of a little'un getting bonked on the head by one of those bottles in a minor temblor than to hoover down a stray primer. It's easy to not "lose" a primer if you're half careful.. it's hard to control gravity and the bonking though, unless you earthquake-proof your whole setup.
Anyway, as I said, odd and good luck to you.

 

[Creature]

Most storage unit companies specifically prohibit any kind of explosives in their units.

 

[jdh]

Read the fine print in the contract and I'll bet you that would not be allowed.

 

[Certaindeaf]

I think they sell deadbolts for like fifty cents.

 

[Canuc Shooter]

I personnaly can not imagine doing any reloading in such a confined area. I run out of space in my 9X12 area, that the wife has allowed me.

 

[offtarget]

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If the wife is ok with it, I would go for the basement. My guess is, you would have less distractions there then at home with small kids. Distractions lead to disasters. The big question is what keeps the wife happy, you know, happy wife, happy life. And maybe your parents would want to spend some time with the grandkids while you loaded, and your wife could have a break from the kids and you. Anyways, good luck.

 

[joecil]

As I said previously, I can't imagine most self storage places allowing it. But as for the small spaces here is a video by someone that reloads under the stairs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPCiZWuflCo