Can anyone point me in the right direction for ammo cans. I have been searching but all the ones I find are in bad shape. Looking for .50 FAT .50 and maybe .30 cans. Saw some at Continental but that was before they expanded. Anyone know if they have any there or at any other shop around. Want to see the condition for myself, looking for excellent condition or close.
AMMO CANS
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Scott7891
Love those Combloc guns
Gun shows usually have the best selection of them. That is where I get mine.
Blue Falcon
Active Member
Gun Connection has a great selection of ammo
cans.
cans.
Old Salty Dog
Ultimate Member
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backnblack
Ultimate Member
- Nov 6, 2009
- 1,184
Picked up some .30 Ammo cans at Winchester last weekend for $6/ea
I have a 200 round 7.62 like new ammo can I got from the Fredericksburg gun show that I bought with 500 rounds of .38 Special in it. Point is I have been trying to give this thing away and no one wants it. I even put the thing on ebay for FREE ( $0.01 with buy it now ) just pay the shipping and no one wanted it. I think there's too many ammo cans around today and people just end up giving these things away, and in my case, you can't even do that. I watched a bunch of auctions on ebay and nothing sold.
Cetmeman, this one is free, just pay the shipping if you want it, I'll wrap it in my heavy brown shipping paper well and it's yours, for free. I can't imagine this thing costing more than $5-$7.00 to ship. (the dust id free too)
Cetmeman, this one is free, just pay the shipping if you want it, I'll wrap it in my heavy brown shipping paper well and it's yours, for free. I can't imagine this thing costing more than $5-$7.00 to ship. (the dust id free too)
FrankOceanXray
Ultimate Member
- Oct 29, 2008
- 12,036
Mmmmm. Ammo cans. They are great for so many things. I need some more come to think of it....
dwnthehatch
10-32
Pledge works great too!
jtarpley59
live free or die
Mike at MidCounty has a ton of them.
Jester1341
Pro Judge
one of the fliers i just got either jgsales or sog had ALLLLLLL types of cans at pretty good prices, ment to buy some but i lent a friend the flyer and forgot all about it.
john
john
Jester1341
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lasher9999
Active Member
$15 sans shipping is not what I'd consider a good price. SportsmansGuide had a good 2-for-1 deal for a while, but I think that's over with.
Shipping is a real killer for a lot of the online deals; I honestly think your best bet might be to wait for a York or Dulles show and buy from there, or to buy your ammo cans along with large purchases of ammo. Example: I can buy a case of IMI .223 and get ammo cans at ~$12 a piece (shipped) from Wideners. I mean, hell, if I'm buying a case of ammo, I'll need some place to store it anyways, right?
Darkemp
Ultimate Member
H&H Outdoors at Howard and Eutaw in Baltimore has plenty and for cheap.
Indiana Jones
Wolverine
Just got a sweet ammo can at Gun Connection.
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