Case Storage

[Californio]

Cardboard oatmeal containers work well.

[Divernhunter]

Big Lots have shoebox Sterilite brand plastic containers for $1 each. The stack well and I have a 8'long 5 shelf rack which I stach them 3 high and 2 deep on 5 shelves(actually taller on top shelf) I label each box as to new/used and cartridge. For my 50bmg brass I use a larger container like the above ones.
I sort and dump un-tumbled brass into them and clean or primed brass is in baggies in them.

I also use the big round plastic ice cream tubs for sorting brass and to pick up brass at the range. Sometimes I use a 5 gallon bucket for picking up range brass.

[fabguy]

Go to Walmart and get the plastic shoeboxes, they're stackable and comes with a snap on lid for a $1.50- or so, I've got a BUNCH of them.

Similar here, then from there into the tumbler (2-3 hrs), then sizing, trimming, primer pocket cleaning, etc. then back to tumbler(a good 7-8 hrs), then into "Crown Royal bags" and then into another plastic box to wait for priming/loading. I love those bags because they don't attract moisture, I have 8 so far and waiting on 4 more. (Mother in law is a bartender so easy to aquire)

[Enter_the_Dragon]

99 cents only store - shoe box

[sfonelson]

Old plastic yogurt and cottage cheese containers from Costco.

[xrMike]

Before tumbling: large freezer-style ziplock bags

After tumbling: I like those large, clear plastic containers that cookies and candy come in, the kind with the screw-top lids

[GSwain]

I just use 30 cal ammo cans, stackable, durable, and only 6 bucks from guys on this board.

[EmmaGoldman]

gallon heavy duty ziplock bags, sometimes canvas sacks

[Chief-7700]

Very large Tupperware containers.

[All Nav]

The plastic lunch meat containers made by Hillshire Farm (and others) work perfectly to hold my brass until it gets processed. Costco sells a large size I can't find in the supermarket.

[Sunwolf]

5&7 gal buckets stacked 5 high for rifle and 3 high for pistol.

[CK_32]

Bucket or paper bag.

[damndave]

One of those 5 gallon orange buckets from Home Depot. You can add a lid for $1. Then they go on the side of the house.

[fal_762x51]

The five gallon bucket houses all before sorting; range brass, etc. They then get sorted out to dollar store ziplock bags to be tumbled (eventually) in lots. Afterward, they are stored in Folgers plastic coffee tubs which wait to be loaded at some point in time.

[tpuig]

I always have a couple plastic shopping bags in my range gear. Toss all the brass together, then deprime and into the tumbler when I get home. Then it gets sorted by caliber (and brand if more than one of same caliber), put into ziplock bags and then into separate ammo cans for later reloading.