Flambeau Outdoors 5415MC Mini Ammo Can, Portable Ammo Storage

I like to travel light and these ammo cases are just the ticket. They are small but I have about 750 boxes round of 22lr in one and 500 loose rounds and a couple extra magazines in another with plenty of room to spare . I think I could probably put over a thousand loose rounds of 22lr in one. The one with the loose rounds I take with me target shooting. The case latches tight and is easy to carry. They are made of plastic but are durable enough for my use. I prefer these to the clunky metal military surplus cases. They might not be the best for toting large caliber rifle ammo but they are great for storing and toting my 22 ammo. I think they would be fine for even larger caliber pistol ammo depending on how many rounds you want to store or tote.. even though they are lockable, I don’t think these are a choice for maximum security storage. They are just nice, handy little cases.

Still pretty big, holds enough ammo for a range day or maybe 2.I like it.

I have storage cans of all shapes and sizes. Maybe it's because it makes me at least feel like I'm organized. I received two cans like these on an ammo purchase awhile back and I eventually realized I was using these cans more than any other storage boxes or cans I have. Personally, I like that they are small. These cans excel at holding loose ammo and- lots of it, yet are stackable and the smaller footprint is nice to keep things organized yet out of the way. These cans are sturdy too and lockable with a decent rubber seal. Originally my main use was storing loose rounds right off my reloading press until I realized these would also be outstanding for storing and sorting reloading components and small parts. Then I thought these would do well in my workshop for small parts and hardware organization. I'm a huge fan of MTM storage products but they don't make a storage can this size, and while this size won't fit a niche for everyone, it's been very helpful and useful to me.

I originally thought this was bigger than what it is, but it is still a great box for the price. Fits well over 1500 22lr will be buying another one soon for the rest of my 22 ammo.

I use this ammo can to carry my ammunition when hitting the range. It is a perfect size for one day worth of shooting. Convenient to carry around. Sturdy enough to carry 500+ 9mm ammo. Great buy!

Exactly what I was looking for, with plastic ammo containers they will fit a ton of rounds especially the bigger ones but they tend to flex and feel like they are going to break, I ordered the minis and you can fit 500 loose rounds in each container and it’s solid, no bend no flex, does not feel like it’s going to break, I will probably order 50 more of these in the coming months.

I bought this to keep all my .22lr in one place and it works perfect for that. It holds well over 1000 rounds and thts the best I can guess.

Bang for your buck, you can’t do much better than these. Definitely well made/well extruded plastic. I originally bought these for my silver and gold stashing habit, but quickly made the move to buy additional for tool and paper file storage.They are sturdy and the o-ringed cap looks well made and quite effective. I work in automotive and I’m personally familiar with o-ring designs etc. I have no personal interest in testing it’s actual effectiveness but I’d bet on them succeeding much more so than failing.FYI, if anyone happens to enjoy 10 oz Scottsdale stackers, they fit perfectly four in a row in these. 😉

I didn’t by this for ammo. I made a battery box for my fish finder. It’s prefect for a 10 amp battery and water tight.

Decent little case for boxed or bulk ammo. I personally used it for 300 loose .45 rounds and could probably fit close to another 100.

I like the whole thing, no gripes from here

This is a little smaller than I expected. I ordered one a year ago much bigger. I do love the way ot lock and it is sturdier than most of the orders. A good buy for ammunition or small things to store.

Great little ammo box. For the price you can’t really go wrong.