storing reloading ammo in larger quantites...

[Winnipeg Toymaker]

i use clear plastic peanut butter jars, they show what is in them and you can use marker to show data. all the same size and stack easily in small spaces. and reusable .

 

[Chuckbuster]

I fill up plastic MTM type ammo boxes first, then I go to coffee cans.

 

[m-134]

for homeload 12 gauge rounds (.690 roundballs and slugs) i usualy fill up one of those plastic 5gal buckets since the rounds are so big in size, during or just after winter so when i go to the range during summer i just toss the bucket in back of the truck and i got a good couple hundred rounds at my disposal.

 

[cancer]

Loose in ammo cans. Masking tape on the top to identify the load specs.

 

[fiddler]

I keep reloaded .223 in 5 gallon pails. I scoop an ice scream pail full when I go shooting. The pails stack 3 high with no problems of weight.

 

[scott585]

MTM boxes, if you buy one or 2 every time you go to the sporting goods store, youll find yourself with extras in a short time

 

[darkman]

Go to do.lar store and buy plastic containers. Sore your rounds loose in them

 

[mudgunner49]

I just carry them in my pockets. I wear suspenders. And a belt.

 

[Ganderite]

Dollar store sells a round plastic container about coffee mug size with a screw on top. This does not tend to pop off. i find this excellent for pistol ammo. I can easily take several different loads or calibers to the range.

Freezer bags are very good for larger amounts. I put them in ammo cans.

 

[Farva]

MTM boxes, if you buy one or 2 every time you go to the sporting goods store, youll find yourself with extras in a short time

I do this for most of my factory ammo even. Keeps it all together in batches. I pick up one or two boxes when I go shooting, as opposed to twelve.

That, and it gives me an excuse to go to the shops. And every time I'm in a decent shop, I'll buy something. If for no other reason than it sets me apart from a guy who just came in and finger-banged everything on the racks. Shows support for my local dealers. They can't stay in business if they don't make money, and they can't make money if product doesn't move.