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On the otherhand, I opened a 1# canister of Unique last night that was given to me a few years ago. The old owner bought it at least 2 decades ago. The powder was black as coal and had no smell. I put a match to 5 grains worth and it went right up.
All 15 rounds of 45LC I loaded up shot great today.
Other than the color and if it burns, I have been told that old powder smells funny. What kind of smell am I looking for when I open a lb. of older powder??
Cool thanks, I have a couple of canisters that are a bit older than I would like, so am wanting to make sure they are good before using them to load up some handgun rounds.
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