Primer Sealer

[Skookum_25]

I often find myself out in a hours long and sometimes multi-day rain and I do my best to keep the equipment dry. However, despite never having an issue I still wonder if using Markron primer sealer would be beneficial. Or is it just a solution to an imaginary problem. It’s not like I’m submerging my ammo, I always have spare in ziplock bags. Thoughts?


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[Shooter Mike]

If you carry your magazines in your plate carrier and you find yourself low crawling through creek beds you should probably use it.

If you keep your ammo dry, i think you’ll be fine.


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[Skookum_25]

If you carry your magazines in your plate carrier and you find yourself low crawling through creek beds you should probably use it.

If you keep your ammo dry, i think you’ll be fine.


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I appreciate the input, thanks!


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[deerhunter628]

I think you are fine without it, but i dont see a downside to using it for the peace of mind.

 

[thinhorn_AK]

Has it ever actually been a problem??? Or are you just bored and making problems up???

 

[Skookum_25]

Has it ever actually been a problem??? Or are you just bored and making problems up???

Never been a problem, sometimes it gets real rainy here though. Enough to make me wonder.


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[Skookum_25]

I think you are fine without it, but i dont see a downside to using it for the peace of mind.

I’m pondering a test to see if it affects SD and ES.


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[Colorado Cowboy]

I have been reloading for 65 years and have never used a sealer and never had a problem with wet ammo that wouldn't fire.

 

[Eleven]

I started using it on my 5.56 reloads. I don’t feel like I need to, but its easy and doesn’t take long to do the 100s at a time that I reload. But, when this bottle runs out I probably won’t buy another.