I use the military ammo cans. I have never had a problem with storing ammo in the original packaging in the cans. My reloads go in plastic ammo boxes inside the can. I have never put loose ammo in the cans except for shotshells that I have reloaded.
I have been buying my ammo cans from Harbor Freight and they seem to be good. As I get silica gel packs from buying shoes, I will put them in the cans.
Visited a friend who was throwing out a bunch stuff from his fathers storage unit. I noticed a box of 1942-45 Army field, training and technical manuals. He said I could have them. So I now have a 500 page tech manual for a M4a3 Sherman tank, field manuals for a Thompson submachine gun, M3 grease gun, M1 Garand, M1 carbine, Bazooka, M1919 Browning machinegun, 75 MM howitzer and the Colt .45 cal Auto and revolver. I will also be able to repair the flamethrower on my Sherman tank. There are a bunch of others about various subjects from camouflage of vehicles to military police. I am learning that there is a market for these older, original manuals. I have been doing some research and some of the values are amazing. The biggest value, to me, anyway, is a peek into history.
That's one heck of a treasure trove! Nice grab I have a couple US Army manuals but nothing that spectacular.
Thats very cool. If you decide to part with the M1 carbine manual. I might be interested. You can download it for free but it's just not the same as a printed original book. I have seen them online anywhere from $8 to $15.
My friend was having a tough time with his new Ruger .45 1911 That was 12 yds he had me put on a red dot That's my group at 12yds He hasn't tried it yet
These target's suck I can't see the bullet hits I started shooting the blank part so I could see Tried that gforce exodus out Nice ugly pistol no complaints accurate and reliable The arex is my favorite it is snappier than the Glock,smith, CZ, gforce, Taurus ts9 But it's quite a bit slimmer and lighter.
If you would spread your shots around it would be easier to see them. When you put them all in a small little area it’s hard to tell where you hit .
