MTM AC4C 4-Can Ammo Crate, 30 Caliber, Convenient size, Stackable, Easy Carry and Transport of 30 Caliber Ammo, Rugged Tactical Carrying Crate, USA Made, Dark Earth/Army Green

If you have several ammo types in high enough quantities, this thing is perfect for you. The crates are good enough quality, handles are sturdy, and I like the clean organized look when they're all in the tray. Pair this with some ammo labels and you'll have a sleek, organized-looking ammo stash. They can't hold 1000 rounds of 9mm or .223, but they still have good capacity. You probably don't want to put that much weight into them anyway.

These are awesome. Every little container holds 500rds of 5.56 without issues. I just dumped all the ammo I had in steel ammo cases into these carriers. It's quite a bit lighter and much more organized. I also love the fact that they are stackable. Will definitely get more. Highly recommendable. Also love that they are reasonably priced and USA made. Quality product.

I've struggled with the number of stars for this review because MTM makes decent quality products for a low cost point-- the return on investment is good, even if I have some concerns about the product at hand. I was admittedly nervous about purchasing plastic ammo cans at all but figured that for the $25 cost, coupled with Prime's return policy, it was worth the risk. By comparison, it typically costs me about $25 to get a pair of real ammo cans and no crate-- ergo, this product has a fantastic price point. On the con side of the argument, while the molded plastic appears strong and good in terms of structural build, the color is a bit spotty here and there... which makes me concerned about its long-term durability. I'm also looking at the plastic snap locks and grit my teeth in nervousness that they will hold under the weight of a thousand 9mm rounds when I pick the can up by the carry handle. This is what tempts me to go 4 stars instead of 5... but I hate to give stars based on my nervousness about what MIGHT happen vs. the reality of my experience thus far, which has been good with those plastic locks holding under the weight of a thousand rounds... so far... Ultimately, for 25-ish dollars you get four "ammo cans" that come in a nice organizational crate with handles--and BTW, anybody who thinks they're going to carry four fully packed ammo cans at once is nuts--and four cans for that price aint bad, even if they are nowhere near as strong as real metal ammo cans will ever be. My plan is to keep only one or two of these cans loaded with ammo, and the other in the crate s will serve as organizers for tools, spare parts, and other equipment specific to whichever gun(s) I happen to be competing with on that particular date. I have one crate now, but if it works out in the long term, I'll purchase some more, so that each crate will be marked and loaded specific to a gun: this way I can just grab a crate and go based on what gun I'll be competing with on that particular trip. This will dramatically cut down on my organizational/packing time and reduce the chances of me forgetting "that one thing" that might mean the difference between finishing the competition or going home early. EDIT TO ADD: I'm actually buying another set right now! It's a nice system to have one can full of ammo for a specific gun, and the can next to it holds the magazines, magazine pouches, and small gun-specific items like squib rods, etc. This way you've got everything needed for a specific gun or two in one mobile spot, but the crate doesn't get so heavy a single person can't carry it. A few notes... 1. These ammo boxes seem to be slightly smaller in volume than actual boxes; I suspected this by looking at them but know it because I emptied a real one full of ammo into one of these, and I could tell the smaller amount of volume that way. It wasn't a huge difference, but something worth knowing. 2. The crate is specifically formed to these plastic boxes and will not accept real ammo cans of the same size. Again something most folks can guess just by looking at the photos, but I tested and know it for a fact so am sharing here. Basically for true long term storage I'll continue to use real cans because they are sturdy, sealed, and... I still have them. For actual transportation to the range and competitions, this is very handy and will be used for immediate use purposes.

Bought this for a buddy. I have several sets of these. Excellent storage, stackable. Throw in silica gel packets to keep your powder dry! Can't go wrong with these!

I have a number of old military .50 and .30 caliber ammo cans. In recent years, it has been impossible to find them at a reasonable price, so I decided to give these new versions a try. I am overall very pleased and just ordered another set. On the positive side, they seem very sturdy. I accidentally lifted one of the .50 cal size fully loaded with only one latch secured and it did not blink. These cans are lighter, have no sharp edges, and the stacking tray is a handy bonus. If you are careful, you can stack items over the top of sides, because there is space in the lid. I have two minor negatives. The walls are not straight, like they are on a military can, instead there is a slight taper. Something that won't quite fit across the bottom of the can will fit nearer the top. I would have preferred straight sides. The other negative is the lids have some flex. I mentioned you can stack above the sides because of the space in the lid. But there are also reinforcing walls in the lid, so you need to line stuff up just right. In the picture, you can see one of the cans is not quite sealed, even though it latched without difficulty. Capacity is very similar to the military counterparts. 3 cans and a tray for the price of one surplus military can, plus they are made in the USA; I don't think I will be shopping for surplus cans again anytime soon. In the photo, you can see the size difference between the 4 .30 cal cans and the 3 .50 cal cans. The trays are designed to stack matching sizes on top of each other. The smaller .30s don't match up with the .50 cans, but they sit flat on top just fine.

I like how this organizes and stores all your ammo together so you don’t have multiple ammo boxes piling up. However, when you try to stack or lay the ammo boxes themselves inside the containers horizontally, you do not have enough clearance without bending the plastic. Tried multiple different sizes of ammo but had the same problem with each size. Without taking the ammo out of the boxes themselves and leaving them “loose” in each container, your only option is laying the boxes parallel. This diminishes the space you can actually use. The price was decent and the material/quality of the unit is good.

I am a big fan of MTM's 4-Can Ammo Crate (30 Cal). I use these to store my ammo for my firearms in my house and they perform the job perfectly. In the package you get 4 cans that fit inside a larger crate. You can carry the cans individually as they all have handles or you can carry all of them by the crate. Each can can hold roughly 400 7.62x39, 500 .45, or 600 9mm give or take how you pack it. They are also stackable which I love as I have about 3 of these in my closet stacked one on top of the other with no issues of tipping over or buckling under the weight. I am personally using AZ House of Graphics Ammo Stickers to label each can to make identifying them easier, but with their size you can find many options out there to label them. Majority of the time these stay in my house as I use them to store ammo in a more sealed fashion to prevent moisture and with each can's o-seal they have a solid seal. Occasionally if I go to the range for an extended period I'll bring one can and with the carrying handle it makes transportation a breeze. I would recommend these to anyone needing a storage solution that also is easy to transport. I plan to purchase more in the future as my needs increase as they work wonderfully. It has made storing and organizing my ammo easier and in my opinion more pleasant to the eyes than boxes of ammo stacked on shelves. That being said though I do have two major points I do want to bring up that while not negatives are important to consider: 1. MTM lists on their website each can can hold 15 pounds, with 4 cans I'm unsure yet how the plastic crate that holds the cans will hold longterm. Currently I've had no issues with the structural integrity of the crate, but it's something to consider especially if you plan to carry these around often by the crate instead of the individual cans. 2. I have poured water on the can and the seal does hold water out. I have not tested submerging them nor long term exposure to liquid. MTM lists these as water resistant, but with no specifics or ratings. For storing ammo in a house I think the seal will work perfectly, any outdoor storage or for more extreme environments I might consider looking elsewhere. Pros: -Compact and small -Stackable -Decent seal Cons: -Non yet (though do look at the two points I did bring up)

stacking ability was a selling point. Picked them up for my kids to store their Lego sets in. They work perfectly to keep sets completely together and organized