Preview: Hornady Security Reusable Dehumidifier Bag

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posted on September 8, 2022
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Hornady Security Reusable Dehumidifier Bag

Hornady Security offers several models of dehumidifier to help gun owners preserve their firearms and other moisture-sensitive items, but none are as economical and user-friendly as the new Reusable Dehumidifier Bag.

Weighing 1 lb. and measuring 7.5"x4"x1.5", the endlessly reusable, pliable canvas bag easily fits within virtually any safe or gun cabinet. An indicator on the front of the bag changes from blue to pink when the internal desiccant crystals become saturated with water, at which point placing the product in a 220°F oven for a few hours will recharge the crystals for further use.

MSRP is $14. For more information, please visit hornadysecurity.com.

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