Rubbermaid containers 10 cup size.

[41Dude]

I purchased four of these Rubbermaid 10 cup containers for storing loaded loose ammo and cleaned brass. I am going to purchase more. They are very strong, see through and stackable. They airtight seal.
Worth a look if you need to organize items and still be able to see what is in them without opening.

The second Pic is from online showing how many sizes are available.

 

[Neon Vernon]

I don't use those until they've been retired from kitchen duty here. For the most part I use plastic coffee cans, preferably Yuban or Maxwell House. Folgers are lighter with flimsy lids.

 

[Fire Chief]

I use plastic shoe boxes from Big Lots.

 

[akbluz]

I use empty Wal-Mart roasted peanut containers. (It did take a while to accumulate a few). They are see-thru, cube-shaped and have a screw lid. They hold 2pounds of peanuts. They don't stack well but will sit side-by-side on a shelf or in a tote.
You just have to watch out for the "Wal-Martians"

 

[Wingrider55]

Plastic peanut jars work well for me. Just like akblux uses.

 

[blume357]

I like the consistency ... looks good... my solution though is 30 cal ammo cans .... my ammo supplier, Georgia Arms, ships their builk ammo in theses.... I'd take a picture but I can't get down to my Male space right now.

 

[Kevin]

I like the consistency ... looks good... my solution though is 30 cal ammo cans .... my ammo supplier, Georgia Arms, ships their builk ammo in theses.... I'd take a picture but I can't get down to my Male space right now.

I’ve got a bunch of those ammo boxes as well. The problem is you can’t just see what’s inside… ya gotta open it up.

But on the positive side, they are humidity proof. Which helps as far as corrosion is concerned.

On Amazon I found those quart sized deli soup containers with lids. They are nice in that each one doesn’t hold a tremendous amount of empty cases. But enough I can reload at my own pace.

I’m also pretty bad about picking up all sorts of range brass. So I bring home a lot. I’ve got a 5 gallon bucket of dirty range brass that i work through when I have the time.

It gets sorted into the quart deli containers and cleaned up.

Fun stuff.