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run a drill through the HD’s top to bottom to shatter the plates inside before you get rid of them.I got free ammo! POF cordite .303
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And then I fixed it
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Now what do I do with the primed cases filled with cordite (and these old HDD’s)?
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Slowly and safely burn the cordite. Then either give/sell cases cheap as berdan primed brass or reload, shoot & clean gun as the primers are corrosive. Trash the brass after shooting or recycle it, done.It’s cordite and I’ve pulled the bullets, nobody wants it
It’s neither explosive or powder.Your county should have some kind of household haz waste disposal dropoff
Actually looks like they may not accept "explosive' powder
legally is classified as an explosive because it does under pressure though. That's how all firearms propellant acts when you burn it because it has chemical retardants, it's all about the pressure though. But mostly it's about how they will classify it at the dumpIt’s neither explosive or powder.
Really it’s a self oxidizing propellant. Black powder is an explosive as is tannerite. But yea, disposing of it’s an issue…legally is classified as an explosive because it does under pressure though. That's how all firearms propellant acts when you burn it because it has chemical retardants, it's all about the pressure though. But mostly it's about how they will classify it at the dump
Fire pit and burn it all?Really it’s a self oxidizing propellant. Black powder is an explosive as is tannerite. But yea, disposing of it’s an issue…
About half of those drives are SCSI.As for the hard drives, if the disks work, you should securely wipe the data using a program like dban, which is a free program. It is easier to do it on an old machine so as to avoid making a mistake and wiping a disk that you are using. If the drive isn't working, then you should destroy it, which can be done by various methods, such as taking it apart, drilling it or using it as a target. As mentioned, the magnets can be nice to have.
I wouldn't turn the drives into ewaste without ensuring that the data is wiped as someone might get access to it and recover the data, which would be bad for you.
Removing the cordite is a pain because of the gooey stuff that holds the cordite into the cases.Fire pit and burn it all?