Great storage boxes for cast boolits

[chsparkman]

Another source:

http://www.officesupplyking.com/Prod..._AVT40307.aspx

And the next size larger:

http://www.officesupplyking.com/Prod..._AVT40305.aspx

Three 44s

Nice! Best price I've seen. They even have a tiny box that would be good for various little parts around the reloading bench, but they're out of stock at the moment.

[Pb Burner]

I must really be cheap. I just use peanut butter jars. Priced right, easy to get, sturdy and airtight.

[WILCO]

Pretty neat! I use various containers now for a variety of items.

[Le Loup Solitaire]

I have successfully used pencil boxes such as used by school kids for storing sized and lubed pistol bullets and get two layers separated by a cardboard sheet into a box. Snaps closed. Does not work for rifle bullets...maybe one layer, but depends on length of bullet. The boxes are of various colors and are inexpensive/ LLS

[BK7saum]

I found these on Officesupply.com on sale for $1.70 each with free shipping on orders over $45. They are great for boolits and other items where you don't need really large containers.

They seem to be really strong and re-enforced, and they stack well.

Brad

I found these boxes on Amazon. They are actually made for filing 3X5 cards. The reinforced corners make them exceptionally strong and they stack perfectly. They hold approximately 400 9mm boolits or about 300 45 Colt boolits.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...=sr_1_9&sr=8-9

They also offer a bigger one that is good for larger quantities.
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[StratsMan]

For smaller containers of finished boolits (less common sizes), I get really cheap: outlet boxes... They're not clear, so I have to mark the outside, but at $.26 each, I can't say "No"... and they come with their own mounting hardware!!! (tho I normally remove those, so they sit side-by-side or stack easily...)

http://www.lowes.com/pd_70972-223-B1...t=outlet+boxes

[daniel lawecki]

Odd lot stores or dollar general 6QT Sterilite Containers snap on lids hold a lot of lose ammo.

[John Boy]

* Styrofoam bullet trays with boxes from prior bullet purchases
* Various caliber size spent ammo plastic trays & boxes at club in trash cans
* Crystal Lite plastic containers with snap on lids
* Peanut butter & Vita herring plastic containers with screw on lids