How do you store your reloads?

[CALI SHOT DOC]

I was just wondering how everyone stores their reloaded ammo in bulk? Loose in ammo cans? The plastic ammo trays?

[bsumoba]

in gallon plastic bags with dessicant in each bag. then, zipped up and stored in plastic ammo cans with rubber seals, which also have dessicant in them.

my ammo is also tumbled for 10-15 min with a polish and media that helps limit corrosion.

people poo poo tumbling loaded rounds, but I never had a problem...ever.

I bulk reload for 9mm, 38 special, .357mag, 10mm, .223, and .308 cartridges.

[stilly]

I was just wondering how everyone stores their reloaded ammo in bulk? Loose in ammo cans? The plastic ammo trays?

I REALLY like the Rubbermaid TAKE-ALONGS. They are plastic, see through, stackable and you get like 5 for $3.00 or whatever the going rates are. I like the small rectangular ones but depending on how much you put in them, you can only stack them a few at a time. They are still good though.

Otherwise I would be using ammo boxes, like .30 cal for each load, but damn that will get expensive.

in gallon plastic bags with dessicant in each bag. then, zipped up and stored in plastic ammo cans with rubber seals, which also have dessicant in them.

my ammo is also tumbled for 10-15 min with a polish and media that helps limit corrosion.

people poo poo tumbling loaded rounds, but I never had a problem...ever.

I bulk reload for 9mm, 38 special, .357mag, 10mm, .223, and .308 cartridges.

I am a believer. I pulled out a live 9mm from the wash after it tumbled for 2 hours in with the SS pins and water/Citric Acid and it still fired fine...

[Fjold]

The 100 round plastic cases for bulk stuff.

[LeadFarmer74]

Plastic cases for my test loads then once I find the load I just put in a plastic bag and put it in the "reloads" ammo can. Range reloads just go loose in a can and I shoot them.

[orangeusa]

Plastic cases for my test loads then once I find the load I just put in a plastic bag and put it in the "reloads" ammo can. Range reloads just go loose in a can and I shoot them.

And a business card with the load info in the gallon bag with date for loads.

Range brass, pockets, range bag, old ammo boxes..

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[G38xOC]

loose in ammo can , or plastic ammo box here labled

[LeadFarmer74]

And a business card with the load info in the gallon bag with date for loads.

Range brass, pockets, range bag, old ammo boxes..

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That a good idea. I've had to write it on the bag but it's only ~200 rounds with two loads. I keep a journal for my loads and I only do two calibers so I don't have too much floating around at a time.

[Win231]

Well, the MTM ammo boxes are great.

[roostersgt]

For long term storage of plinker rounds I have been using my food sealer. 50 rounds then seal and store in ammo can. Same goes for the 40 hunting rounds I take in my "go bag" on two week hunting trips every year. Moisture shouldn't ever be a problem. Haven't heard of anyone else doing this, but it should work well.

[dsltech]

MTM boxes color coded by caliber. Also have all load data in each box as I have made different loads.

[orangeusa]

For long term storage of plinker rounds I have been using my food sealer. 50 rounds then seal and store in ammo can. Same goes for the 40 hunting rounds I take in my "go bag" on two week hunting trips every year. Moisture shouldn't ever be a problem. Haven't heard of anyone else doing this, but it should work well.

Dang. That is hard core, but if I had one, that would be a choice.

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[silas3d]

MTM boxes color coded by caliber. Also have all load data in each box as I have made different loads.

+1 this is exactly what I do too.

[MrElectric03]

Plastic ammo boxes labeled with load data for loaded rounds.
Sealed plastic bags for clean, trimmed, ready to load brass.
Large plastic jugs that cat litter came in for range brass.

[chrisr3]

Plastic box with load data.


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