Ammo boxes for 17 & 22 Hornet

[x32030]

Frankford # 698582 For .30 Carbine works perfect. Blue box 10

[56S]

I found a Berry #404 that looks like it will fit my needs.

[Intel6]

I got a bunch of the Berry's 50 rd boxes for 17 AH/22 H/218 MB and they work well.

I really wanted some 100 rd boxes for .22 Hornet and found these. They seem to work well enough, feel a bit thinner than some boxes but still work well.

http://jandjproducts.com/proddetail.php?prod=22-100

[Bayou City Boy]

I've used the clear Berry #404 boxes for my 17 HH and they work great. I keep 22 Hornet stuff in green MTM boxes, but they should fit fine also in the 404. Graf's usually has them at a good price.


-BCB

[sbranden]

I use the Frankford Arsenal 505 boxes for my 22 hornet ammo.

[JSH]

J and J made or makes a neat foam lined box. I don't know if the offer one that will work for 22 hornet or other ones that small. It works great for my 30-20's though.
I have several and will get the number and post it up later.
Jeff

[flyrod]

Originally Posted by JSH

J and J made...

These are the ones I have used. They have two sizes, one works with short hornet bullets (might work with 17?) and one works with longer bullets:



These boxes will shatter if you drop them when cold, but they're cheap and they'll replace broken ones.

[JSH]

http://jandjproducts.com/proddetail.php?prod=FC-175

These will hold 32-20/30-20 and 357. Dunno about the hornet.

[shortshot]

I use the square plastic jars that mandarin oranges come in . They will hold 250 rounds of 17HH. takes up way less space than the MTM boxes. Jar fits nicely in a jacket pocket. Empties go in another pocket OR just drop them in the door pocket and if they are too hard to remove from the door pocket use a shop vac to pick them out when you get home.

[NeilA.]

Originally Posted by shortshot

I use the square plastic jars that mandarin oranges come in . They will hold 250 rounds of 17HH. takes up way less space than the MTM boxes. Jar fits nicely in a jacket pocket. Empties go in another pocket OR just drop them in the door pocket and if they are too hard to remove from the door pocket use a shop vac to pick them out when you get home.

Any chance of getting a picture of one? Or if not, what brand? I stopped using the plastic ammo boxes and now use ziplocks. Your square plastic jars sound perfect.


Neil