[gunlocators1]

Where can someone find Ammo Boxes for reloading. I am not talking about the $2.00 a pop plastic boxes found everywhere but card board boxes and inserts. Reason I like the way boxes stack easier I figure it may be cheaper per box compared to plastic boxes. I see ammo reloaders at gun shows all the time with plain white boxes with thier info stamped on them for all thier ammo. Any leads where to get some. I figure I can goto staples and get a ink stamp made with reload info and stamp right on the box and write in the details of whet I have loaded. Let me know if you know a good place to buy..

[jcwit]

Midway has the cardboard boxes w/ stryrofoam inserts.

[MMCSRET]

I answered over on the US side. Midway has them but Topbrass has a better selection and much better quality.

[gunlocators1]

Yeah i seen midways I like scharch mags selection

[dogcatcher101]

+1 top brass

[RandyP]

just ordered some of the white boxes with plastic inserts from TopBrass. The response e-mail said that packing/shipping is 3-4 weeks out for new orders.

[MBDoc Holiday]

Scharch has everything including plastic trays!

[elkhuntingfool]

go to a gun range and pick them up out of the garbage can

[RandyP]

Yeppers, I scrounge the trash cans for boxes too AND ask everyone in the nearby stalls at my local indoor range if they save their brass or if it's OK for me to take it.

I now reload .380. 9mm and .45ACP but happily take ALL spent once-fired brass in any caliber. You never know what I'll need next down the road.

bring a couple of the gallon sized ziploc bags with you in your range bag for any potential 'freebies.

[evan price]

I get them by the trash bag full from the ranges where I get my brass and lead. The guys save them. I give them away to friends. They are free and it's recycling. Why buy what is thrown away every day?

[cinteal]

including me, that's 4 recommendation for range scrap.