and they look cool and hold about 50 rounds. Have more coming that are a bit larger for other loads as I need them. Picture shows my 1873 Uberti Winchester 44 Mag and a pair of Rugers in 44 Mag. Happy New Year All!
Wood ammo boxes........
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fortyshooter
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Wood ammo boxes........
Some of my reused cardboard ammo boxes were getting ragged so I found a good deal on some wooden craft boxes at 4 bucks a piece and started with 44 Magnum loads. Added my brand and they look cool and hold about 50 rounds. Have more coming that are a bit larger for other loads as I need them. Picture shows my 1873 Uberti Winchester 44 Mag and a pair of Rugers in 44 Mag.
and they look cool and hold about 50 rounds. Have more coming that are a bit larger for other loads as I need them. Picture shows my 1873 Uberti Winchester 44 Mag and a pair of Rugers in 44 Mag.- Attachments
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Sir Henry
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Re: Wood ammo boxes........
Hi, my name is Gene and I'm a Henryholic from Wisconsin.
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Re: Wood ammo boxes........
Hey Forty. Really like your idea. The plastic boxes are convenient, but, not too cool. Well done.
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Jim
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CT_Shooter
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Re: Wood ammo boxes........
Nicely done, Forty. They look great and by the end of the summer, they're gonna have a nice, dark patina. Very cool.
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