Swifty Morgan
New member
The other day I was making ammunition, and I decided to quit and pour my powder back into the jug. I had two Unique jugs. One-pound and five-pound. I had thrown the small one out earlier in the day after pouring the last of it into the powder measure.
It occurred to me that I should keep the small jug because it's easier to handle when filling the powder measure. I could fill it from the big jug and then fill the measure several times from the small one.
I saw a plastic bottle cap in the trash and grabbed it to pull the bottle out. I started pouring powder into the bottle.
Then I realized it was a Gatorade bottle. I was so tired I had grabbed it without looking. There was Gatorade residue in it, and I had poured a good half cup of powder in over it.
My question: when I use this powder to make ammunition for guests, and then I shoot against them for money, should I tell them?
It occurred to me that I should keep the small jug because it's easier to handle when filling the powder measure. I could fill it from the big jug and then fill the measure several times from the small one.
I saw a plastic bottle cap in the trash and grabbed it to pull the bottle out. I started pouring powder into the bottle.
Then I realized it was a Gatorade bottle. I was so tired I had grabbed it without looking. There was Gatorade residue in it, and I had poured a good half cup of powder in over it.
My question: when I use this powder to make ammunition for guests, and then I shoot against them for money, should I tell them?