ammo box for .357 rem max?

[hiram]

ammo box for .357 rem max?

The title says it all. What do you use?

Thanks.

[lup]

I have two original boxes. I also find that they just barely fit in some 223 rem boxes.

[txsnowman2k2]

many years back i reloaded commercially here in town and my 223 boxes are 50ct. that's what i use. we used to buy the generic ammo boxes from midway, not sure they have them any more, might go check...tx.

[txsnowman2k2]

yep they still have them... http://www.midwayusa.com/product/597634/cb-05-ammo-box-with-styrofoam-tray-223-remington-30-carbine-50-round-cardboard-white-box-of-25?cm_vc=ProductFinding

[txsnowman2k2]

also the plastic flip top ones for .243 should work out...also on midwayusa...tx.

[EDG]

You might look at the boxes set up for 7.62X39 or PPC rounds.
The next box to look at would be the shortest recommended for the .35 Remington.

[dudel]

I'll have to check, but the MTM slip top 20 round boxes for .223 is what I use. Don't know about the higher capacity boxes. I store them primer up. Added a foam insert in the top to keep them from rattling.

[ubetcha]

I also use a 50ct 223 case. That's all I had on hand at the time so I haven't looked for anything else yet. I would like to have the primers down though. Just a personal picky thing. I also prefer a hinged top rather than the "living " hinge some have. those have a tendency to slowly close somewhat on ya.

[dudel]

I also use a 50ct 223 case. That's all I had on hand at the time so I haven't looked for anything else yet. I would like to have the primers down though. Just a personal picky thing. I also prefer a hinged top rather than the "living " hinge some have. those have a tendency to slowly close somewhat on ya.

I agree with primers down; but it's force of habit from 9mm! If I put those primer down, I'd have to spill them out of the box to remove them. Storing the cases primer up does keep stuff out of the brass.