Ammo Cabinet

[wizzer368]

I'm looking for an ammo cabinet/general gun supply storage. I have a nice safe for my guns but I'm quickly running out of room with all of the ammo and accesories. Any help and pictures would be great.

 

[FrankOceanXray]

One of those JobBox tool holders I think would be great in the basement.

Or when I get the real safe, my StackOn will be the ammo holder.

 

[rj1974]

One of those JobBox tool holders I think would be great in the basement.

Thats what I use for some of mine I just put heavy duty wheels on it to move it around . It works great .

 

[engineerbrian]

This may work

http://www.mdshooters.com/vbclassified.php?do=ad&id=10738

 

[Sthomas229]

I have one of these in my basement.
http://www.samsclub.com/sams/ultra-heavy-duty-storage-cabinet/prod1490064.ip?navAction=

 

[Slick17]

^^above is a good idea or a used cheap Stack On safe is a good choice.

 

[davsco]

i bought a smaller stack-on safe from dick's just to hold my ammo. have an electric dehumidifying rod in there also.

 

[lx1x]

heavy duty shelves from home depot and ammo cans..

they do sink fast too..

 

[Tconfo]

One of those JobBox tool holders I think would be great in the basement.

Or when I get the real safe, my StackOn will be the ammo holder.

This is what I did

 

[erwos]

I'd be REALLY worried about storing ammo in a sealed container not rated to contain a cook-off. I keep all of my ammo and magazines in 50cal cans on a shelving unit. Not super-secure, but it works.

 

[jpk1md]

I'd be REALLY worried about storing ammo in a sealed container not rated to contain a cook-off. I keep all of my ammo and magazines in 50cal cans on a shelving unit. Not super-secure, but it works.

Use USGI ammo cans then put them into a jobbox to discourage them from "undocumented migration"

Those jobboxes are great and can be securely bolted to floors/etc without much trouble.

 

[DarthZed]

I bought a cheap 6 drawer mechanics tool chest from Sears for all my magazines. It works very well, though I wish I had bought the larger version, since I have a sh1t ton of magazines. Something like that would work well for ammunition as well. But for my ammo, I just bought a heavy duty shelf at Costco, and stored all the ammo in labeled .50/.30 caliber ammo cans. Stick a little descant in each can, and you're good to go. The shelf was like $100, and it holds over 200lb per shelf. So if you already have ammo cans, this is a decent option. Excuse the mess in the pic. I'm remodeling, and the basement gets the overflow.

Edit: Sportsmansguide.com will often run free/$5 shipping for orders over $100 or so. (they will often offer this as an incentive if you renew your membership) You can buy a bunch of cans cheap, and not get reamed on shipping.