What do you use for 6mmBR ammo boxes?

[panhandle]

What have you guys come up with for ammo boxes for the BR rounds? I can't find anything made for them. How did you remedy this horrible problem?

 

[swehrman]

This box from MTM is made for the BR family.

http://www.sinclairintl.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?category=RERAAC&item=RS-S-50X&type=store

-- Scott

 

[jwv2001]

MTM RS-S-50

 

[jwv2001]

Thanks Gunamonth John

 

[panhandle]

Thanks guys, I knew you would have the answer. Didn't give Sinclair a thought and that should have been the first place to look.

 

[NorCalMikie]

Check out Midway.,Frankford Arsenal)

 

[panhandle]

The boxes from Midway are very deep for the short BR cases, they are the box built for the 308 size case.

 

[people]

Midway makes the 512 and it is shorter than the 308 one. I found them by seeing 22br boxes. The ones I saw for 6mmbr were the bigger 308 boxes.


Yes they are cheap but they do work very well. I do not think any of the PD I have been shooting really care. Maybe they would like me to have the better boxes because that means less rounds.

 

[Ackman]

Except for load workup, I stopped using ammo boxes a long time ago in favor of two 1-quart Ziploc freezer bags, one inside the other. One bag has all the load information written on it and goes inside the other one. In most chamberings I have more than one gun. Written on the outside bag is headstamp, cartridge, and which gun. A big flat rubber band goes around the whole thing. A 1 quart bag easily holds 100 of BR and lies nicely on the hood of a truck without sliding or falling over, also fits real well in a fanny pack. Fired cases go back in there between the two bags. Ziploc bags are cheap.

 

[NorCalMikie]

The ammo boxes from Midway,Frankford Arsenal) work good for me. I've got 20 of them. I put a piece of 1/2" foam rubber in the top and it keeps the rounds tight in the case.