Safe to shoot or toss?

[internet troll]

I'm going through a safe i have not opened in over a year and found 100 rounds of 10mm i had forgotten about in an open container. It's a bit corroded. Is it safe to shoot or should i toss it?

Thanks for any info/advice

Troll

[SIGFAN86]

I'd pull the bullets and toss the brass/ primer/ powder. A case failure on 10mm isn't a pretty sight.

[JAKIII]

...and get a dehumidifier

[bogey1]

Shake them, if the powder is still loose, shoot'em.
I would "count" on them for self-defense though, target practice, yes.
Ive shot WAY worse, and 20 times the size.

[WoollyPullover]

I*d shoot that in my Glock

[internet troll]

...and get a dehumidifier

Everything else in the safe is in ammo cans and looks good. I still remember putting the container in the safe thinking *i need to put that in a ammo can* then completely forgetting about it.

[internet troll]

So far sounds like

2 say it*s shootable
1 says not shootable.

[Gunsnwater]

Looks like acid. Possibly brittle brass now. Did you clean them? The zink desoved and the copper is left. Got a Hi point 10mm carbine? Thats the only gun I'd shoot that stuff in.

[Noah_Zark]

Looks like acid. Possibly brittle brass now.

Or chloride. Agree that the brass may be brittle. I'd be tempted to shoot it from behind an IDPA barricade or a sheet of plexiglass. Take a storm window from a storm door to the range with you and use it as a shield.

Noah

[zachomega]

I'm going through a safe i have not opened in over a year and found 100 rounds of 10mm i had forgotten about in an open container. It's a bit corroded. Is it safe to shoot or should i toss it?

Thanks for any info/advice

Troll

Is it factory ammo or remanufactured/reloaded?

-Zach