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Stack-On Firepower Ammo Cabinet
Looking to expand my ammo storage and have been thinking of getting a safe for it. I always told myself I would never buy a Stack-On safe but I figure for ammo it will work. Does anyone have experience with this safe?
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Consider one of the. Find one at a used office furniture store. Just consider bracing the front of each shelf.Lead, Follow or get the Hell out of the way!
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I bought one when it was 25% off with additional 20$ and free shipping at cabelas. Holds most of my ammo. If your using the cabelas plastic ammo can, you can only put one on each self. The locks are cheap and is only meant to keep honest people honest. It was light enough for me to carry it upstairs by myself. It is probably made of 16 - 18 gauge steel.
The description says each self can hold up to 75lbs, I doubt it. It is held by 4 1'' screws, two on each sides. I recommend drilling other hole on the back to reinforce it.Comment
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one full 50 cal ammo can weighs about 75lbs by itself. so what's the point of storing two half full ammo cans per shelf?Comment
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I was checking this Stack-on Ammo Cabinet and ran into the Liberty Ammo Can. Does anyone have the Liberty Can?
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