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I have found that I really like clear plastic containers with screw on lids, especially for my Ready-To-Load brass. Makes Identification easy and looks nice too :-) I save them from lots of different foods we buy at Costco, mostly snacks. I guess you could buy them at WalMart or Target or something as well.
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I use 5 gallon buckets with a gamma seal lid for my higher volume calibers. I usually keep some desiccant bags in them as well.
For smaller volume calibers, I use some clear plastic jugs from Walmart with screw-on tops. They might be 1-1.5 gallons each, but they store nice in my cabinet.
I personally have been using coffee cans. I just recently got into reloading so my needs have not exceeded them yet. My 223 brass is definitely collecting fast though.
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I picked these containers up at Dollar Tree. They work good for freedom seeds and smaller handgun brass.
I like those!Quote:
Originally Posted by ReneeMicelli
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Currently a mix of coffee cans, clear plastic totes, and bins. My 9mm bullets are in a decaf coffee can, otherwise everything else is in original container.
When brass comes in, it goes into a plastic tote (unless presorted). From there, I do an initial sort into coffee cans by caliber. Bad brass goes to the recycling bucket. Deprimed brass goes into bin, then gets tumbled, then goes into a different color bin. Then it is either loaded or stored in a plastic tote. I don't prime until I am about to load.
Clear plastic totes from the dollar store. I use a piece of tape and sharpie to mark caliber so they can be easily ID'ed when stacked under my bench.
I use the empty containers from my protein powder.
I too use 5 gallon paint cans for my fully prepared 9mm and 45acp brass. I clean them, size, deprime, clean out the primer pocket, and bell each case. Then it goes into the can, ready for me to pull them and start reloading.
I was wondering if I was the only one doing that. They look pretty nice with the label cut away.Quote:
Originally Posted by mightysmurf8201