Boolit Storage Box's

[Suo Gan]

Cardboard with lids attached work good for storing boolits, etc.
http://www.packitright.net/sunshop/index.php?action=category&id=1&subid=80

[Netherwolf]

I've used them for storing all sorts of stuff.

[Shiloh]

I have stuff stored in them as well. Mine are all salvaged mailers.

Garage sale plastic ware works well also. Seems I have boolits and reloading stuff stored in just about everything.

Shiloh

[WickedGoodOutdoors]

Get these Boxes for FREE!

http://www.blogcdn.com/www.bloggingstocks.com/media/2009/08/pm_large_flat_rate_boxes.jpg

[mtgrs737]

I like the metal cookie or fruit cake tins I get at the second hand stores for a quarter. The tins are strong and seal nicely, I spray them with a clear acrylic I get at Wallyworld for a dollar a can to seal them from rusting. Strong, and cheap what more could you ask for?

[quack1]

We get a lot of samples in them at work and I grab them before they get trashed. You can fill them with bullets and they wont collapse. I just tape over the ends and write all the info on the tape. We also get some smaller really sturdy slip top boxes that I use for smaller bullets.
http://i291.photobucket.com/albums/ll300/1quack1/IMG_0066.jpg

[putteral]

I like the plastic coffee containers with the snap lids. Can get a lot of boolits in them!
:lovebooli

[SP101GUY]

Clear plastic peanut butter jars after my dog cleans them out.

AJ

[jdgabbard]

I'd seen these before. And I actually have a designed a boolit box. But I decided to buy a 50 pk of the 4x4x4 tucking lid boxes. Thanks for the link.

[Bula]

I use the plastic tubs that baby wipes come in. Not sure what I'm gonna use when my little man grows out of wipes:(

[mold maker]

I envy those of you with a dry area, that don't have to worry about cardboard falling to pieces.
I bought (1987) a case of rigid clear plastic containers with sealing lids at a wholesaler. They nest, hold a liter, are transparent, and fit three high, in my metal shelves. I think the case held 96, and cost $13. I still have about 30 in the box.
A liter is about all I care to handle, and lasts a long time.
Before finding them, I used anything that would contain them without getting dirty, but having to move and open all the different containers got to be a chore. Now their organized in lots less space, and I can tell at a glance, what and approx. how many.

[Uncle Grinch]

I like the plastic coffee containers with the snap lids. Can get a lot of boolits in them!
:lovebooli
Me too... I print a label with the mould description on the side and lid. I only use these for unlubed boolits.

Those that have been lubed get their on little wooden tray that I build so they can stand upright. I then label the sides and stack them by caliber.

[stubshaft]

I use empty powder cannisters. Put masking tape over the label and use a sharpie to label.

[leadeye]

Clear plastic food jars, makes it easy to see what they are and how much you have.:-D

[plumber]

Get these Boxes for FREE!

http://www.blogcdn.com/www.bloggingstocks.com/media/2009/08/pm_large_flat_rate_boxes.jpg

The small ones work really good!!
BTW, Fedex tubes are great for your targets.
Price is right!!

[fredj338]

Thanks SUo, way cheaper & look to be better, than Midway boxes.

[Suo Gan]

If someone finds a cheaper source for the indestructo mailers, post a link here please. I just tried to oder some from this company and the shipping was extremely overpriced. $35 for a hundred boxes! I will post a link to a new one when I find a cheaper place.