6 months ago one of my co-workers bought a truck for scrap and found 2 boxes of .38 special reloads plus some in a ziploc baggie. All that he shoots is .22s and .410s so he gave them to me. On one of my trips to the range I thought I would try some out my GP100. First one dropped in and the next 3 would not go. Upon closer inspection most of the cases were bulged. 
I cursed myself for not checking the ammo real closely before bringing it out to shoot and put all of those reloads away. Lesson learned. I do not reload or have a bullet puller so I gave them to my local gunshop to dispose of.
Someone once told me that they dispose of old/bad ammo by dropping it into a container of muratic acid but I'm a little hesitant. Besides it cost nothing to give it to the dealer. Now that I have found INGO, do you think putting old ammo in classified as free would be a better way of getting rid of it.
I cursed myself for not checking the ammo real closely before bringing it out to shoot and put all of those reloads away. Lesson learned. I do not reload or have a bullet puller so I gave them to my local gunshop to dispose of.Someone once told me that they dispose of old/bad ammo by dropping it into a container of muratic acid but I'm a little hesitant. Besides it cost nothing to give it to the dealer. Now that I have found INGO, do you think putting old ammo in classified as free would be a better way of getting rid of it.
