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So really just sort of seeing if there is any interest in this, because of some of the oddball calibers I shoot, I was having problems finding good loading blocks and ways to safely store some of my larger precision rounds.
Anyhoo, I have made a few for friends but figure maybe more peoples might want them, just making these in the garage. For the loading trays, they range between $15-$20 depending on the material thickness, usually go thicker for the larger calibers like 300wm etc.
The ammo can inserts are currently specific to the plastic ammo cans from Bass Pro, and I am working on a two layer for my 308 precision, just to give you an idea of where this can go. Still sorting out the cost to make these, they are a lot of work, but I figure if you spend a lot of time like i do loading match grade ammo, I want it well protected.
This is actually a thin version of the 300wm block-
408 cheytac block
thick 308 block
.223 / 5.56 block (also show the bottom, I like to use clear on the bottom so I can quickly inspect to make sure I didnt forget any primers and such.
And this is the storage box, Im still refining this a little, going to use thicker material on the side plates, and have sort of a foam backed "cap" to protect the rounds if the box were to be knocked over -
Anyhoo, I have made a few for friends but figure maybe more peoples might want them, just making these in the garage. For the loading trays, they range between $15-$20 depending on the material thickness, usually go thicker for the larger calibers like 300wm etc.
The ammo can inserts are currently specific to the plastic ammo cans from Bass Pro, and I am working on a two layer for my 308 precision, just to give you an idea of where this can go. Still sorting out the cost to make these, they are a lot of work, but I figure if you spend a lot of time like i do loading match grade ammo, I want it well protected.
This is actually a thin version of the 300wm block-
408 cheytac block
thick 308 block
.223 / 5.56 block (also show the bottom, I like to use clear on the bottom so I can quickly inspect to make sure I didnt forget any primers and such.
And this is the storage box, Im still refining this a little, going to use thicker material on the side plates, and have sort of a foam backed "cap" to protect the rounds if the box were to be knocked over -
Bob B. 
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