I use several methods. Zip locks bags in multiple of 30rnds, stored in an ammo can is my main method. One of my popular budget meyjods, especially for pistol rounds, is using my empty powder cans. 😉
Been shooting everything that I reload now and have a bunch of factory ammo that will be used only if I have to. Usually put reloads in zip-loc bags in ammo cans, but I do like your box template idea.
this is good info, ammo cases ( the plastic king are near 5 bucks a box plus shipping. ouch. I would like to see the minute man chest rig. where did you pick up that bandolier? Thanks for all the info. stay warm down there.
@@Ruteger100 Thank you! I might do a video in my chest right now. I appreciate that suggestion. Didn’t think about doing that. I get the bandoliers off of eBay. They come complete with everything but the ammo. 😂 usually around $15.
@ this is actually my girlfriends house. My house was built in the 40’s and my basement has ceilings about 5 feet high. I’m planning on making a work area in the corner too when I get around to it. So I’m in the same boat. 😂
@@Leebeaux1 I love my vacuum sealer for food, and I’ve often thought about vacuum sealing ammo, but I haven’t tried it yet. Do you just seal them up loose, or in boxes?
I use several methods. Zip locks bags in multiple of 30rnds, stored in an ammo can is my main method.
One of my popular budget meyjods, especially for pistol rounds, is using my empty powder cans. 😉
Been shooting everything that I reload now and have a bunch of factory ammo that will be used only if I have to. Usually put reloads in zip-loc bags in ammo cans, but I do like your box template idea.
Hey man, love your vids. Have you considered adding a tape loop to one box on each layer, like they do in prepackaged cans in the army?
@@benjaminneff4938 thank you! That’s a great idea. I’m definitely gonna do that. Would make it a lot easier to get them out.
Have you tried any of the pulled bullets from American Reloading or CDVS? Just curious what you thought.
@@MrRmh3481 I haven’t tried theirs, but I have bought pulled bullets from other sources. I’ve had great luck with them.
@@redneckreloader Thank you for the quick reply.
this is good info, ammo cases ( the plastic king are near 5 bucks a box plus shipping. ouch. I would like to see the minute man chest rig. where did you pick up that bandolier? Thanks for all the info. stay warm down there.
@@Ruteger100 Thank you! I might do a video in my chest right now. I appreciate that suggestion. Didn’t think about doing that. I get the bandoliers off of eBay. They come complete with everything but the ammo. 😂 usually around $15.
We've had the winter storm too. And I've spent a lot of time in my "dungeon" reloading and making a couple of videos.
@@1791Actual 😂 love the dungeon comparison
@redneckreloader it's in the corner of the basement of a 1930 farmhouse... the basement was a "cellar" back in those days.
@ this is actually my girlfriends house. My house was built in the 40’s and my basement has ceilings about 5 feet high. I’m planning on making a work area in the corner too when I get around to it. So I’m in the same boat. 😂
I vacuum seal some of my ammo
@@Leebeaux1 I love my vacuum sealer for food, and I’ve often thought about vacuum sealing ammo, but I haven’t tried it yet. Do you just seal them up loose, or in boxes?
@redneckreloader I save some factory ammo boxes I found at the range and boxes of the bullets I bought
I’ve actually done both. Been mostly doing boxes lately
you need a better 3d printer and a better designer