I'd actually cleaned my gun room up during Helene when power was out, but to your point, my workshop may or may not have a floor... between sawdust and metal shavings, I've not seen it in quite some time!
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Pellet and Slug storage
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Well in reality I did have one, then the Covid nonsense and we took in my son and his 3 kids, that pretty much wiped out my fun area. IF I had any good sense, I'd just drag out the boxes and call a hauling service and call it a day. Let them dump the stuff or sell it.
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Random ammo storage epiphany. This spice rack fits a common tin per jar, and the jars have a single hole on the top that works perfectly to allow a controlled number of pellets to fall out each time you dump it, depending on caliber. Not the best but for me this is a preference. I like to actually see the pellets and will also benefit from putting on labels that I can read easier than on tins. A buddy has a range in his basement which I think this will be ideal for.
The rolodex always was an organizers best friend.
The rolodex always was an organizers best friend.
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I have contemplated one of those wheeled tool chests, but they are pretty expensive, also i would have to make room in my 2 floor / 2 room apartment,,,,, there is room, plenty of it.
But adding bachelor - depression - stress - sleep disorder - old age and bad physique, well i can just manage to sort of keep it below " a bomb went off "
I am happy about the "big" boxes Zan ship stuff in, i have 3 of those stacked on top of each other in my living room, though in all fairness the top one are just 1/2 full, so need to order more soon, a few 24 gr and 20 gr, and a single 22 gr and then a lot of 16 gr and some 13.
13 gr have a short shelf life here considering off season and all, come good weather it is going to get ugly and expensive.
The 16 are more accurate, but i am still having good fun shooting the 13ers, and more of those to the box.
But adding bachelor - depression - stress - sleep disorder - old age and bad physique, well i can just manage to sort of keep it below " a bomb went off "
I am happy about the "big" boxes Zan ship stuff in, i have 3 of those stacked on top of each other in my living room, though in all fairness the top one are just 1/2 full, so need to order more soon, a few 24 gr and 20 gr, and a single 22 gr and then a lot of 16 gr and some 13.
13 gr have a short shelf life here considering off season and all, come good weather it is going to get ugly and expensive.
The 16 are more accurate, but i am still having good fun shooting the 13ers, and more of those to the box.
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I will remind for those of us who end up with very heavy shelves.
When you buy knockdown furniture always buy a bottle of Gorilla glue. Screws and glue triple the strength of the shelving. Gorilla glue needs a touch of moisture to activate, if there is no foam after setting, you are not using it correctly.
When you buy knockdown furniture always buy a bottle of Gorilla glue. Screws and glue triple the strength of the shelving. Gorilla glue needs a touch of moisture to activate, if there is no foam after setting, you are not using it correctly.
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I store 4 of my 6 pcps in coffee tables that have tops I can open in seconds. There is space for at least half a dozen tins of each guns favorite pellets. Larger quantities and pellets none of my guns like go into a drawer in my closet. I need to make another coffee table so all my guns are stored this way (but the Avenger may be too long, I need to design it and check).
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For your .177, .20, and .22 pellets you can use shotgun primer boxes. For .177 pellets the JSB Premium containers should work well too.
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