Swifty Morgan
New member
My usual practice is to grab old ammo boxes and use them for reloads, but sometimes it's nice to have a real box made from hard plastic. I am thinking of buying some more in .45 ACP, 10mm, and .38 Super sizes.
I basically make two kinds of ammunition: the fancy kind with new brass and hollowpoints, and the hold-my-beer kind with old brass and lead. I'm trying to decide whether I should bother getting grid-style boxes for the second kind. I can just as easily buy cheap plastic ammo-can-style boxes and dump the cartridges in on top of each other.
The grid boxes count the ammo for you, and that's nice. The old boxes will do that, too, but they fall apart eventually.
What do reloaders generally do?
I basically make two kinds of ammunition: the fancy kind with new brass and hollowpoints, and the hold-my-beer kind with old brass and lead. I'm trying to decide whether I should bother getting grid-style boxes for the second kind. I can just as easily buy cheap plastic ammo-can-style boxes and dump the cartridges in on top of each other.
The grid boxes count the ammo for you, and that's nice. The old boxes will do that, too, but they fall apart eventually.
What do reloaders generally do?