ACR8-72 Ammo Crate Utility Box with 7.25 Deep, Large, Dark Earth

I’ve now bought 2 of these boxes because I liked the first. Solidly made and I note that there is a rubberised gasket around the lid so the box seals well when closed. Good strong handles too.

Holds a hell of a lot of shells...I have about 15 boxes of shells plus a fully loaded ammo belt and tones of loose random ammo. Lock it with two padlocks so the kids can play with anything they shouldn’t

Secure, robust and dust/damp proof case. Holds 27 boxes of 25 12ga cartridges.

Good storage .

Tough ammo crate that I use for tools etc. And you can stack em too

These Ammo Crates are very Sturdy and packed full of Ammo, NO problem to stack on top of each other. I bought 6 of these and they hold a lot of Ammo and Field equipment, First aid. I think the price is a bit on the high side, but all in all very good Crates;

très bon

Material durable, bastante fuerte y cuenta con una goma selladora para evitar la humedad, de uso rudo y con gran capacidad, cuanta con buena seguridad y es excelente para transportar o guardar muchas cosas.

I'm using these for gear, more-so than for ammo storage. I got this one and the shallower version to store gear in my trunk. They're a great alternative to the big plastic bins because you're not burying everything and digging through 2 feet of junk to get to stuff on the bottom.I plan to buy more for my camping gear so I can organize it a little better and get away from the problems of burying stuff, as described above. Will be nice to keep cookware separate from flashlights, etc. Although I'm not sure I'd trust the side latches to be raccoon or critter-proof, a lock, zip tie or something similar through the holes would easily solve that problem.The pictures make it look a little deeper than I expected (yes, the listed measurements are correct) - the picture with the red cans seems to give a better perspective to depth. The picture with the tools definitely makes it look bigger than it is. I have a ballistic helmet and a couple changes of clothes stored inside, with a couple other small items.They are well built. The hinges seem durable and well built - usually those are the first things to go on these type of plastic crates. They're not SUPER heavy duty, but not cheaply made either. They're made to hold a significant weight in ammo, so as far as other gear goes, there's no issue. They snap down well and if in a trunk bed in the rain, I would expect them to keep your stuff dry. They could still be subject to temperature changes and condensation though inside - I wouldn't store expensive camera equipment or sensitive electronics in them, where climate shifts and moisture could be an issue. I think they'd do a decent job of keeping most bugs out (if storing food items) but ants seem to be able to get into anything and these aren't quite secure enough to trust against ants.But let's be clear, these are not Pelican cases - they're not water-tight or water-proof. Anyone reviewing these as such (and listing this as a negative) should not be taken seriously. For $15, you're not getting a water tight, sealed case. They're not submersible or made to float down a river behind your boat - these facts are pretty clearly listed in the description.These are good quality containers for the price, and stack well together to help with organization.

Exclente para guardar tus articulos a los que no quieres que les llegue la humedad, amplia y resistente, ahora solo falta ver cuanto dura.