New muzzleloader gear & component organizer

[Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow]

It's this thing:

http://www.amazon.com/Stanley-01880...ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=hi&qid=1263598489&sr=8-1

Stanley 018800R Mobile Work Center

Kinda cheesy, but $20 at Lowe's (don't pay $40), light, mobile, and roomy.



Along with lots of ziploc bags labeled with permanent marker.

What do you'ens use?

 

[Acorn Mush]

I use a plastic Plano #833 tackle box purchased from the local X-mart about 18 years ago. Holds almost all I need. Other necessary stuff (cylinder loader, flasks, towels, extra balls, etc.) is transported in a plastic "ammo" box.

One time I weighed the tackle box just for fun. It tipped the scales at 20 pounds! But then I tend to pack lots of stuff I don't really need...... until I leave it at home of course!:banghead:

 

[Mike OTDP]

I just stuff everything in a 14x18 pistol case.

 

[Hawkeye748]

People in the N-SSA have been using varients of the above for over 10 years. This is just Stanley's version.

 

[mykeal]

Yep. Plano tackle box, plus a couple of canvas bags. Just bought Midway's Competition Range Bag and I'm slowly transferring things into that as I figure out how many pockets and cubbyholes there are. The damn thing's like an SUV with cupholders everywhere.

 

[wittzo]

I use a black plastic Plano Drybox for my cap and ball stuff. I use a wooden Barrett ammo crate for .50 ammo and put a set of hinges on it for my other BP stuff. I use a bright orange drybox for my molds and reloading dies and an old GI footlocker for my casting stuff.

 

[redman900]

So much stuff so little room. I got four canvas bags when i go to the range.
One for the .50 pistol ,the .44 revolvers, the .50 hawken.
,and a bag for the smokless stuff.Thank God for child labor . I have my son carry it all to and fron the car. But at a price ,he has to shoot all the guns first.

 

[messerist]

Not a bad rig for 20 samolians! I've been using .50 cal. ammo cans for years and finally graduated to a MTM case. Gonna stop in and take a gander at Lowes today. Thanks for the tip!

 

[badpenny]

i bought one at wal-mart several months ago.was able to put all my range gear in it.very handy,but the snapon bags that i had used are now filled with more crap to take to the range.it seems every time i go out there i have more stuff with me.

 

[Oyeboten]

I've been using a Steel Carry-Case which originaly came with a Sawzall...

At some point, I will line it with Felt, re-paint it, and make it nicer, but, so far, very happy with it.

Holds one Gragoon, and all the goodies for it, with no crowding.

 

[Chawbaccer]

Steel tool box with lift out tray and one or more 5 gallon buckets and various gun cases.

 

[Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow]

So much stuff so little room. I got four canvas bags when i go to the range.
One for the .50 pistol ,the .44 revolvers, the .50 hawken.
,and a bag for the smokless stuff.Thank God for child labor . I have my son carry it all to and fron the car. But at a price ,he has to shoot all the guns first.

Hee hee,

For a lot more $$, these similar Kobalt and Stanley doohickeys are larger/roomier, both at Lowe's - I looked at these, too, before deciding on the cheapie - but they are cool:

http://www.google.com/products?hl=e...esult_group&ct=title&resnum=1&ved=0CCMQrQQwAA

http://www.kaboodle.com/reviews/kobalt-rolling-tool-chest

Even the largest tackle boxes weren't quite big enough for my ML components (bullets espec.)

 

[Iggy]

I just don't know how them old timey hunters and trappers got all that equipment up and down them mountains back in the shinin' times.

I guess I'm just lazy.

 

[BHP FAN]

TWO wooden chests, and a backpack...