MTM 50 Round Flip-Top Rifle Ammo Box WSSM, 500 S&W

I appreciate you taking the time to respond, Upon the recommendation of one of youtube's creators W*, I bought this ammo case. It was the best thing I have ever done. Reloading ammo has been part of my life for many years and once my favorite cartridge was For the training to attend a police academy, you must execute 8000 rounds every month. When I used midway cases and Frankford arsenal ammo cases exclusively, I was in the army. The folded plastic hinges worked for a while, but eventually they gave out and broke on many of them or they collapsed when an object was weighed down on top of them. Also, they seem to use products such as powder, oils, lubricants, and skin oils which make them turn gray over time. There were other brands that I did not like using at all. However, I remember my dad using Case-Idea in our household when I was a child. I would like to store my 30-day supply of hard green cases In his gun collection, he has a collection of 30 and 38spl bullets that he still uses today. The green cases he kept his ammunition in and old guns he used to bring me are among my most vivid memories. Despite my best efforts, I cannot understand why he shot 50 rounds in 30 seconds On the opening day, I drove 30 minutes to the woods. Although most of those old vintage cases are over 45 years old, they still look and feel good. I did not make the connection between this brand and these before I ordered them. The boxes hold AA batteries and I needed a box for batteries, so W* recommended them. In summary, it was just his words that convinced me to purchase them. As I saw the old Case for the first time, I was surprised by its quality. On this box, you can see the Gard label! With clip-on hinges as well as rugged durability, this box lasts for generations in my house and I feel confident it will last for generations to come. and robustness of the materials make it feel solid in the hand. The design of the lid and base are very solid and sincerely inspire confidence.

Laney English

| Jun 05, 2021

This is a great way to store AA batteries. The item is of excellent value for the price. It is safe to use yet easy to open thanks to the lock closure. I am fully-qualified It has a hinged lid, and is manufactured to a high standard. It is very heavy-duty, and boasts long service life. It is of a moderate gauge and does not emit any This is the one I use to store AAA and AA batteries You need to use the right size of During the build process, some space was wasted The tops of the batteries should be about 1/2" off the ground Although most inferior "purpose-built" boxes are far more expensive and inferior, this one is much better and cheaper The AA batteries storage boxes were built by hand. (I have seen battery storage boxes that were less robust but cost )

One of the best features of this box is that every battery is given its own slot and are vertically oriented. When it comes to batteries, what's the most important thing to know? Irrespective of whether it has been charged. When batteries are horizontal and/or can move about freely relative to one another, it is nearly impossible to keep track of most "storage" units. You don't have to be a computer whiz to use this box Normally, charged batteries are facing upwards, while discharged batteries are facing downwards. In addition to enhanced safety, providing one slot for each battery has another benefit. It is impossible for one or more batteries to short out against one another when the lid is closed. This is extremely important if you are going to be storing lots of 16580 lithium or other high-profile items An energy-based industry Graphs of density types that follow a similar pattern - I would definitely recommend this book.

Jamari Frazier

| Dec 06, 2020

I still have plenty of room for any new rechargeable AA batteries that I might need someday so I will fill up the cases with them soon. There are some Rayovac and Energizer batteries in my possession that I bought in around year 2003 - both are older batteries. I am still alive and have never died. These batteries are brand new fujitsu and duracell batteries that I purchased around 1, 2, 3 to 7 years ago, the batteries are still functioning fully. Having been using NiMH batteries for 14 years, I can't believe they still work This year marks 17 years of service! This is not a The reason I don't use it so much is because I only use it rarely. What will happen to NiMH batteries after 20 years, 30 years, 40 years, After that, the time will tell us when batteries are going to die. I already know NiMH batteries are better than alkaline batteries, since they are rechargeable while alkaline batteries require testing for recharging. Cheers! *)I refuse to put alkaline AA batteries in cases because the acid would leak out and it would be hard to clean it. Alkaline batteries were stopped being bought in 2012 or so Since 2014, there has been an acid leak on all occasions. Because of this, I have started banning alkaline batteries under my strict rule system. There are only three kinds of batteries I put in my cases NiMH, Lithium, and Lithium-Ion Batteries that can be recharged with Lithium-ion and Sodium-ion It is "on"). As soon as I can my sodium-based water system will be up and running Within the next couple of months, I intend to replace all my NiMH batteries with rechargeable Li-ion batteries. My heart is full of love for My parents love to see the cases I show In the next few years I will buy again. There are no cheap cases out there. Each one is made in the USA from top quality materials. I love it!.

Jayleen Mercado

| Dec 15, 2020

The furniture fits perfectly into the individualized spaces and stays in place. The lids are not too tight or too loose and will stay in place even when tipped over and the lid is The photos also show AAA batteries that I put in, so you can see how they fit (not well, but they can be used) however, if they are tipped over the batteries will fall out of place. Adapt your caliber to the smaller box, such as the "MTM 41/44 Cal 50 Round Flip-Over" The AAA will fit perfectly in the Top Ammo Box. Although it's inexpensive and plastic, I was impressed with the build quality of this box. My recommendation would definitely be to go with a mechanical hinge rather than a live hinge, and also to vary the colors so as not to mix up the boxes and get the wrong batteries or.

Egypt Rocha

| Jun 18, 2021

Ammo boxes like this are far superior to the disposable flimsy thin plastic boxes with "live" hinges that are prone to breaking. And they don't cost much more than standard disposable boxes. The cost of living isn't too high for me. When I reload, I often buy Lee reloading equipment instead of Redding or Dillon, since it's a bit cheaper I believe ammo boxes are a waste of time and That's not the worst of it. After you spend hours making different loads with different powder charges, when you finally get that rare range day to prepare your ammo, you find a cheap ammo box has broken and you have your carefully organized hand loads scattered all over the range? Is it possible to guess which loads hold the maximum risk of being dangerous? The things I need are far too important for me to waste my time and money on.

Brennan Snyder

| Jun 18, 2021