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Turns out the white stuff is lead carbonate rather than lead oxide but from a practical point of view it doesn't matter Read the instruction or call manufacturer. It happens when the shot gets wet

If you do a search (which it sounds like you did) on cleaning reclaimed shot you will find a number of posts and threads. Or if all else fails So i picked up this remington double barrel shotgun a while ago and now i finally have some free time to take it apart and do a deep clean

When removing the buttplate out spilled this mysterious white powder

3 sequential holes are drilled into the stock with the same stuff filling them up, but in a semi hard form. What causes white stuff to leak The white stuff leaking from a shotgun cartridge is almost certainly powder residue, possibly mixed with other contaminants This doesn't mean the powder itself is white

Rather, it suggests a compromised seal within the cartridge allowing propellant or other materials to escape. The other issue is that poorly sealed shells can leak that crap into the magazine tube or into the gun The shot buffer leaking out of your shells is not a big deal You can simply seal the crimp folds with some candle wax dripped onto them

When reloading buffered shells they have come up with a thin plastic disk that gos on top of the shot/buffer payload that stops the leaks.

I'm sure that you've picked up a shotgun shell now and then and noticed the grex was sifting or leaking out of the crimp at the mouth of the shotshell Or just get it real hot from rapid fire Use the white box winchester 223, the isreali made stuff This ammo is super hot (3300 fps, 10.5 barrel)

Then use a brush or thick rag and wip off the offending white stuff

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