That seems like it would be a pain in the ass for ammo storage if you start stacking them. Moving tuperware containers of leftovers around the fridge is one thing. Moving a tough box full of ammo around is completely different.
That seems like it would be a pain in the ass for ammo storage if you start stacking them. Moving tuperware containers of leftovers around the fridge is one thing. Moving a tough box full of ammo around is completely different.
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Yeah, especially if they're full. Heck, even half full and I doubt one person could lift it.Originally Posted by Eville
Mine's about 1/4 full and it's got enough weight to it that I wouldn't want to lift it alone (I have some assorted gun parts, scopes and tools in there also).
If you had one full one on the bottom and the one on top only full enough that you could still lift it easily you'd be alright though.
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Well im still looking at them maybe not for ammo due to not being able to move them when loaded now that evilel pointed that out.
But for all the spare parts and cleaning supplys one would fit the bill nicely or for reloading supply i keep in the shed.
But i still need a better way to store ammo i have it all stacked up behind my compute room door right now.
Last edited by Mangyrat; 08-22-2015 at 06:56 AM.
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