HARDROCK Metal Ammo Can, Ammo Box

Good price point. Feels very durable high-quality material. Ships in discreet box. I’ll be circling back to this review for editing if I have any issues in the future. I switched from plastic to metal cans because when I put the moisture absorbers in my plastic cans, they turn green in a few weeks whereas in the metal cans they last for months and months. The plastic cans might be OK if you stack them and aren’t putting anything too important in the top row. That’s part of the reason I switched to metal cans, can have a single row across a closet floor and retain a good seal. Ditch your plastic cans and buy these metal ones. You won’t be disappointed.

Very good, keeps my ammo safe, secure, organized and dry. Great condition and allows ease of access. Thank you for the container that stores my boxes of ammo.

These are of a very good quality. They’re hefty, sturdy, and they latch well. I appreciated the black coating - it seems like it’s well done and won’t wear off quickly or rust. Of all the ammo cans on Amazon, I highly recommend this one!

Stout, nice finish. Lid fits tight

These ammo boxes are heavy duty and exactly what you’d expect—solid, durable, and built to take a beating. They work great and, honestly, look awesome too. There’s just something cool about carrying a literal ammo can around at the range. No complaints at all.

Not US Military Ammo Can, but design seems to match general specs. Quality is ok, but not as good as US Mil.

These boxes are great. You can easily remove and reattach the lid (not just open and close it) and the lid has a rubber gasket around the edges. The M19A1 (.30 cal) box’s internal dimensions are 256 mm long x 87mm wide x 164mm tall. There is a slightly raised ridge on the bottom (like a spine) but the lid has enough headroom to offset it. The .30 cal box can hold $540 face-value of dimes in square tubes. Specifically, they can hold 108 Numis brand dime tubes (whose external dimensions are 21mm x 21mm x 68mm), if you insert them vertically (4 x 12) in two layers and then lay 12 of them across the top. The .30 cal box can hold $540 face-value of quarters in square tubes. Specifically, they can hold 54 CoinSafe brand quarter tubes (whose external dimensions are 27mm x 27mm x 76mm) either by laying nine of them horizontally in six layers or inserting them vertically (3 x 9) in two layers.

Yeah I mean... it's solid. It holds bullets.