How I Store & Organize My Ammo

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A "quick" video on how I store my ammunition, put together while I was setting up a new container for my 9x19 ammo. For me, it's important to keep my ammo organized and portable, so I keep the shells in standard cases, and limit the amount I load in one ammo can to 40 lbf or less.
By the way, while I much prefer the metric system, the pound is going to be more applicable to the majority of my viewers. Those who weren't brought up to understand the universe in terms of 14th-century European agriculture can multiply any weight I mention in pounds by .454 to get kilograms.
I am working on more Tips & Tricks videos, as well as a new series. So while this is kind of another filler video, it's also a test run for some new techniques and equipment I'll be using on those future projects.
As always, I hope you found something useful here, and I'd be happy to answer questions and hear feedback.
LINKS:
MTM Case-Gard P-100 series handgun ammo boxes:
www.mtmcase-gard.com/products/...
FIREARMS SHOWN:
Remington 870 pump shotgun, 12ga Magnum, 20" rifle-sight barrel
Glock 31 Gen 4, 9x19mm Luger (conversion barrel)
Kel-Tec PF-9, 9x19mm Luger
PROGRAMS USED:
Audacity
AVS Video Editor 6.3 (which is a terrible program, I use it because it's all I have, but I hate it)
Adobe Reader
RU-vid Video Editor
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft PowerPoint
Microsoft Word
QuickTime Player
Windows Paint
Windows Media Player
Windows Picture and Fax Viewer
Google Chrome
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@ruqqo 5 лет назад

Good idea but if it were me, I would just fill up the ammo can with whichever caliber ammunition to the top as weight wouldn't be too much of a priority. I can only imagine how much one of those 50 cal ammo cans could hold of loose 9mm bullets.

@SynchronizorVideos 5 лет назад

Go ahead and put 60 or 70 pounds of weight in one of those cans (lead shot works well), and try to carry it any significant distance. Then try to tell me weight isn't something worth thinking about.

@beelover6410 5 лет назад

@@laconic151 my guy, the point was portability. Putting one on his back would be difficult due to it being, ya know, an AMMO CAN, and it would tire anyone out more

@SynchronizorVideos 5 лет назад

Back in college, I had to carry a replacement car battery across town on foot when my rig was dead. Similar size, shape, and weight (actually, a little lighter, probably) to a .50-cal can stuffed to the gills, and I had it in a backpack. That was not a fun experience. My back was messed up by the time I got home. And that was just the battery, not the other stuff you'd want to carry in a survival or SHTF situation. Even in a good backpacking rig that can support and distribute the weight better, 60 - 70 pounds on top of your other gear is not very realistic. That's the point of the 100-round plastic boxes in the can. Driving somewhere? Throw in the whole can. Need to hoof it? Take one or two of the smaller boxes.

@henryk1031 5 лет назад

If you end up walking around with ammo cans in your hand or back you did something wrong.

@missfire9480 5 лет назад

I've carried 2000 rounds of Wolf Steel case ammo in a back pack. I only had to go about 200 feet but that was one of the worst experiences in my life when it comes to moving ammo.

@Rocketman9mm 5 лет назад

testing the ammo cans for 2 days in the bathtub...lol man you don't fool around.

@Cosmystery 5 лет назад

this dude has REALLY thought into storing his ammo lol

@SynchronizorVideos 4 года назад

I'm an engineer. I overthink everything.

@ashleytyler6674 3 года назад

Yeah fuck you

@ashleytyler6674 3 года назад

Croatoan

@Cosmystery 3 года назад

Ashley Tyler um okay bud?

@media6969 2 года назад

@@ashleytyler6674 😂😂

@robertheller4583 4 года назад

I have one my grandfather gave to me when I was a kid. I used it was a lunch box in elementary school up until highschool

@SynchronizorVideos 4 года назад

That's awesome, I never even thought of using a can as a lunchbox.

@CScottGoldMasterGamer 5 лет назад

Casually walks around the neighborhood with 40 pounds of ammo like a true american

@SynchronizorVideos 5 лет назад

Small town in northern Idaho. People open carry at the farmer's market there, and that's right next door to the police station.

@eddieslittlestack7919 5 лет назад

@@SynchronizorVideos God Bless America!!! (and thanks for the upload too!)

@AndresLicari 5 лет назад

Synchronizor This vídeo made me want to start in this knida prepper thing, At what age did you start with this? Im just 17

@SynchronizorVideos 5 лет назад

I wouldn't consider myself a prepper. I'm too much of an optimist to expect the world to end at any given moment. I do believe very much in being prepared for emergencies though. Guns - although a lot of fun and certainly useful in certain scenarios - aren't even that high on the list, if you ask me. Medical training is a real big one that's bound to be useful. I always recommend starting with this one - I did back in middle school in the 1990s. I've never needed to fire a shot in anger in my life, but just a month or two ago I was under a semi trailer taking care of a cyclist that had lost control and gotten himself run over. Take a first aid/CPR/AED class at a minimum, and more advanced first responder training for bonus points. And set yourself up with a good first aid kit. Also learn some basic orienteering/navigation skills, and work on developing your sense of direction. Learn how to read a map, and to identify and work from landmarks. Memorize or write down important phone numbers as a backup. Modern smartphones with GPS and maps are very useful, but they can be a real crutch that makes other skills slide. Earlier this month, I was traveling in Tokyo with a coworker who used his phone for everything, and when it died on him, he had no clue where he was or which way he was walking. You can build on this toward legit wilderness survival skills if that's something you might be facing in your environment. Training aside, get yourself a good belt and carry some tools. A multitool, a flashlight, and a handkerchief are all easy to keep on your person, and are very useful in both emergencies and day-to-day life. Wear clothes that are practical and shoes that you can move in properly. If you drive, have at least a basic toolkit in your car, along with a first aid kit, a tow strap, flares, a compass & physical map, and emergency food, clothing, & water. It really is little things like this - combined with the right attitude and skills - that set you up to take charge and solve problems when there's a crisis.

@AndresLicari 5 лет назад

Synchronizor Thanks a lot for the advice man! Take care and keep up the videos :)

@the_jay497 5 лет назад

"Somebody got stupid enough to try and invade northern Idaho"

@professorbugs7642 2 года назад

Just the dedication of making this video is enough for me to subscribe

@josephholder5472 4 месяца назад

It’s wild hell random video from 10 years ago. That pops up is more informative than anything now.

@markjohnson7357 4 года назад

This guy has really put his ocd to good use

@fasteddie4107 3 года назад

Good video. Thanks. I only buy used surplus Ammo cans. To ensure a tight seal, I take an empty Ammo can and light a candle inside, lock it down and let it burn the air out. When you go to open it, if the can is hard to open and sucks air in on opening - indicating an airtight seal - it’s a keeper. Before use for long-term storage, I spray the rubber gasket with silicon lube.

@MatJustChillin 2 года назад

Nobody will ever out do this video dude you broke it down in every way we could think about.😂👍🏽

@miller17013 6 лет назад

Damn I was not expecting this much information and thought in this video but wow well done.

@Lovesbule 2 года назад

The more organized and in a controlled environment, ammo should last a long time. It’s like gold I swear

@SynchronizorVideos 2 года назад

Modern ammo will last quite awhile even if you don't overthink how to store it.

@cerberus7.625 5 лет назад

This is one of the better ammo porn video’s, of all the one’s I’ve seen.

@Ste00 5 месяцев назад

This was a very informative and helpful video. I appreciate it.

@longshot8000 7 лет назад

DUDE! Your videos are awesome! At the end of this one, I started to go back to it, in order to retrieve the name of the company that makes the colored, plastic, 100-round storage boxes. Luckily, I stopped myself & checked the description. BOOM! Right there! All I had to do was click the link! By the way, I respect how calmly you handle the haters who "diagnose" you with OCD. I'd be disappointed & shocked if any of them were/are in the military, because there, it's taught, expected, & praised. It's called "meticulous attention to detail!" So, THANK YOU, keep 'em coming!

@a-b4172 4 года назад

So I periodically watch this video a couple times a year to see how my storage compares to yours. Lately, I've watched numerous videos on ammo storage ideas. In my opinion, this is the best video out there. Hands down. Thanks for the insight and keep up the videos!!

@NukaColaWarrior8434 4 года назад

I don't even own a gun nor know how to shoot one but this was very interesting and informative.

@texasseoul9779 4 года назад

This is THE most helpful video on youtube about ammo storage. Thank you!

@slippo99 9 лет назад

Your patter is excellent - informative and concise, with no wasted time. More "How To" vids should have this kind of production value.

@warpigsbustedknucklegarage3683 8 лет назад

You've earned my sub with this video. I find you present information in a no bullshit way. You dispel myths perpetrated by the Mall Ninja class in our sport/lifestyle. I resect common sense and thought out opinions in a man.

@johndoe-on6vq 4 года назад

This made my OCD brain and my gun loving brain happy at the same time! Thank you!

@ctcollinthib 3 месяца назад

Does anyone else get a buzz when all your stuff fits in that can just perfect?

@sourmash5715 5 лет назад

nice video man.i usually dont complement peoples videos but this one is an exception.very educational.

@NeoStele 4 года назад

From a Boise native (yes, that is important because Idaho) and a first time gun owner at the fresh age of 34, I appreciate your input on ammo storage. I've just been keeping it in the big box that all the little boxes came in. I bought 1000 rounds of 9mm and 5 boxes of .45 Auto and have a bunch of boxes just....sitting there. This is great advice and I am going to copy your ideas. Thank you.

@ragingjaguarknight86 4 года назад

Welcome. ^_^

@banhbao71 9 лет назад

so organized.... such glorious use of space and convenience... it's.... it's so beautiful....

@MrGichinfunakoshi 9 лет назад

Bao Nguyen organized psycopath

@thebobbydrake6 2 года назад

This is the Sesame Street segment I always wished for

@GoogleAccount-cj6gy 7 лет назад

Very informative. Thank you for taking the time out putting this together and for sharing it! Almost 3 years later, it's still appreciated.

@mjnc3672 8 лет назад

Excellent Video. Very informative and well thought out. No fluff, everything to the point. Thank you.

@austinblevins6804 4 года назад

That is one of the best organization videos I've ever seen well done

@oldbaldfatman2766 5 лет назад

Nov. 2, 2018----For those interested, you can buy new .50 caliber ammo cans at Walmart for $10 each, plus tax. Brother in Florida puts all his ammo into these things, but loose so all he has to do is grab a can when going to the range. Told me he could pack more ammo in the cans this way rather than keeping them in boxes like I've been doing. Decided to try it, but with my own twist to it. Each box was emptied into a zip lock bag with part of the cardboard box also inside it so I'd know what caliber, etc. it was. I'd put 100 rounds per zip lock bag. Shocked at how much ammo I was now able to store, but also how heavy the cans were when filled to the max. Spray painting ammo caliber is a good idea, just haven't done it yet. Originally, printed their sizes out on paper and taped it to the can. Spare/loaded magazines good idea. Thanks for the video.

@devingreer4770 7 лет назад

this should be a standard youtube production but compared to everyone else this was a genius who put together a hollywood production. nice work.

@kjhgkluigliuh 4 года назад

I was literally looking at my ammo box and was thinking of a better way to store ammo inside. Figured ill just go online later. Pulled up youtube and BAM! this video popped up. I went into the description and ordered a bunch. Thx for the tip. Crazy coincidence

@dessertman1181 4 года назад

I bet his sock drawer is perfect

@SynchronizorVideos 4 года назад

It could be better, if I'm honest. But since I only really have two kinds of socks, it works.

@doubledeerussell4005 4 года назад

Good video and glad to see I'm not the only one up late at night thinking about these things. lol

@fosty. 3 года назад

I keep coming back to this video. Really well thought out.

@pilot72195 9 лет назад

You watch videos on how people store their ammo. A lot of the videos that I have seen are just people cramming factory boxes into a "small" ammo can and then throwing a tiny silica gel pack that they pulled from a shoe box. You actually have put thought into what you are doing and shared your ideas in a way that is useful to me. I would just like to say thank you and that I am looking for ammo cans right now.

@blepblep8267 5 лет назад

i 3d printed ammo boxes to fit inside my tins so i could use up as much space as possible while keeping things nice and clean.

@SynchronizorVideos 5 лет назад

Nice.

@blepblep8267 5 лет назад

@@SynchronizorVideos made some decent cash at the range selling them to the locals, since we almost all run the same sized tins.

@af22raptor23503 5 лет назад

great video! here is a nice FYI- if you use chemical hand warmers in your ammo cans the hand warmer will use the oxygen in the can and create a Vacuum inside the can keeping everything very well preserved for many years if need to.

@SynchronizorVideos 5 лет назад

Interesting. Not sure about the vacuum thing, but some types of hand warmers do trap oxygen during their reactions. You can also get oxygen absorber packs from food preservation suppliers.

@CJAwesome83 8 лет назад

Always amazed at how factual, accurate and composed you are in your videos. An inspiration! :D

@andrewpayne2811 7 лет назад

Great way to organize and store. Thanks for the ideas!

@nickrinker9677 4 года назад

I see the effort you put in to that and I appreciate it it helped

@TheJRich24 4 года назад

Man U take pride in your ammo. Very good for you👌🏽

@jessesmith8431 7 лет назад

great video. good use of materials. awesome way to keep it all organized and ready for transport. will plan on doing this down the road when I can.

@renatohardwood1888 8 лет назад

Man, WOW. I love your organization. I'm extremely organized about my prefered stuff and my documents. Congrats. Thank you for sharing. God Bless you.

@TraumaER 4 года назад

Imagine being his neighbor while he does his walks around the block with 40lbs of ammo LOL!

@SynchronizorVideos 4 года назад

No one would have cared in that town.

@DeVonMArtis 4 года назад

I was thinking the same thing.

@mordantly 3 года назад

I want to be the first kid on MY block to carry 2 full 50 cal cans the distance..

@mikeruthantisdel5679 4 года назад

Good system, I use it all the time transporting my ammo to the range. I also use the plastic cases for reloading and storing my ammo. They go to the range also. Life is good as Hickock45 would say.

@jex9222 5 лет назад

This was a great video on how els I could utilize my ammo cans . I am definitely gonna set some up like you did.

@element_47 2 года назад

This was extremely thoughtful, and informative. As a newer ammo storing individual (I have a carry weapon, but never kept more than a box or 2 of ammo. Recently, I decided to start stocking up on ammo, and buying a couple more firearms, a rifle and shotgun specifically) I did have some thoughts and questions about the best way to store it. And I saw many different options. Im glad you showed the clear/colored, plastic ammo boxes bc i was considering buying some as well for the same reasons. Also I appreciate the spreadsheets that's awesome info to have. Thanks a lot.

@SynchronizorVideos 2 года назад

Everything's better with spreadsheets. That's just a scientific fact.

@BIGGBULLxxx 6 лет назад

Wow you really spent some time with those ammo cans...thanks for the tip.

@randylivengood3112 4 года назад

I've been using military ammo cans for two decades for various purposes. I had no idea the lids came off like that on the 50 cal cans....

@SynchronizorVideos 4 года назад

It's not just the .50-cal boxes that do that.

@biffle35 4 года назад

Loved the spreadsheet you had for volume and weight.

@richheckman4868 5 лет назад

Excellent, practical ideas, and a well-produced vid! Well done! I'll be applying some of your suggestions! Thanks for sharing this!

@HolmesProspecting 4 года назад

This is incredibly incredibly thought out. I plan on replicating this to a T.

@jinenjuce 4 года назад

Tip: get a long-ish piece of cloth, tie knots at both ends. Close them in the ammo can, one knot each side. Bam, shoulder strap.

@SynchronizorVideos 4 года назад

I'd rather just have a second ammo can. Deploying and re-stowing a shoulder strap would take more time than simply using your other hand to carry a second can. Besides, a shoulder strap isn't going to help if you have to lean over to lift the can out of your gun safe or your car's trunk, and that's really where a weight limit comes into play. Straight dead-lifting is one thing, picking something up from a less-ideal position where you also need to engage your back is a completely different animal.

@TUKByV 2 года назад

Will that compromise the seal?

@davidharris9077 3 года назад

Wow, just discovered your channel today, and no I don't live under a rock. Great info. Concise and to the point. Well presented and clear camera work. I am currently binge watching your videos.

@stevenmattson3164 9 лет назад

This is one of the most informative videos--all the details of why and how.. Brilliant.

@carolannesparkman6938 4 года назад

Nice video! All I have right now is some heavy plastic ammo cans. Will replace them with metal cans like you showed. Thanks 😎

@terryheadgepath4205 4 года назад

I cut the paper ammo box info off and put in the actual plastic case holding them so I can see it from the top and count them from the bottom.

@SynchronizorVideos 3 года назад

I do the same thing sometimes.

@TUKByV 2 года назад

Same. Fast and easy.

@christophercoombs9593 4 года назад

Excellent video. Several good ideas. Organized and eloquent.

@hazmatt81 10 лет назад

Great video! Exactly what I was looking for in regards to getting ideas for ammo storage. You hit the nail right on the head with factory ammo boxes being all different sizes, making for Tetris style organization. Time to get a few 50 cal cans!

@A1themfDemiGod 4 года назад

Lmao I wonder what people were thinking when they saw him walking around town with an ammo can

@SynchronizorVideos 4 года назад

In this town, not much.

@MrBikboi 4 года назад

Hey look, It's the guy with the don't tread on me flag doing his daily walk around the block with his ammo cans! Just busting your balls, good video, I use 50 CAL to store my 7.62x39 and .22lr

@mikeoliver3254 4 года назад

Man I really enjoy your videos, I’ve watched quite a few of them since discovering your channel today. I hope you decide to start making them again, because your videos are clearly well thought out and full of great information without a lot of the bullshit you get from other creators.

@SynchronizorVideos 4 года назад

Thanks, I'd like to get back into it.

@brianonthego 7 лет назад

Very cool set up. Love the ammo cans.

@simonsaldana9024 4 года назад

Literally nobody: That 45 lover: I can carry twice that! easy! Later: passes out trying to hike a mile through the woods.

@joemama69448 10 месяцев назад

I like the "Glock in a Box" idea: store the gun, magazines, and ammo all in one ammo can. Everything you need to be locked, cocked, and ready to rock.

@bjmcmahon722 10 месяцев назад

Same.

@OliverinHouston 7 месяцев назад

I do this, but throw in a belt/holsters and a cleaning kit. More to it than just a gun and ammo.

@rondbl2002 7 лет назад

Truly informative. Thank you for taking the time putting this together and sharing it!

@0611047 8 лет назад

Outstanding video! Great information, and well-done production value. I'm definitely going to incorporate your ideas for my storage system.

@mohammedcohen 6 лет назад

I've used (and continue to use) freezer Ziploc bags (squeeze the air out as much as possible) to hold 100 rounds of my reloads and pack them into standard GI ammo cans.

@SynchronizorVideos 6 лет назад

That would work fine for simple storage, but plastic bags don't let you count how many rounds remain once you've used some, and durability outside of the can isn't great.

@lucasromero9377 4 года назад

awesome video

@SUPERHEAVYBOOSTER 10 лет назад

My dad and I loved the video. Thanks. Hope your masters thesis went well.

@controlthenight 8 лет назад

Great video! Thank you for taking the time and effort to make a well made, no bs, compressed video. This video contains everything you need to know in under ten minutes. You've earned my subsrcption.

@Kingnome Год назад

Was a waste of time for him.

@NYRM1974 5 лет назад

I found that the 50 caliber ammo cans are a great choice when you want to go to the range and not have to Lug a whole bunch of stuff to the firing line. When I go to the range if I know I'm going to shoot say 200 or 300 or even 500 rounds what I do is I take all the ammo and I put them in Ziplocs. This makes organization very easy it allows me to carry two handguns in there as well as my hearing protection and my eye protection it takes a little getting used to the two guns I put in as a Glock 22 full size and a Glock 27. Now for SHTF here's what I do again I get the 50 caliber ammo cans I take the ammunition keep them in their original boxes for identification purposes then I wrap them in Ziploc and then on top of that I take a contractor garbage bag do a homemade heat Sealing impact each box accordingly for that day that I hope Never Comes. I was further Amazed by the fact that through experimentation an AOW AR-15 can fit. I saw this in another RU-vid video which inspired me...... As for ammo cans 5 use the military surplus Harbor Freight even the Walmart brands made in China the only thing I always do is check the gaskets on them and put some silicone to keep the gasket in good shape. Otherwise a recommended Edition to your gear

@armen45100 5 лет назад

This dude seems to know what he is doing lol. All them bullets. He ready for something lol

@McCollum2009 10 лет назад

Thanks for the video, for months now I've been looking for a way to properly store my 1000s of rounds I have, I am glad that I found someone who shares my fondness for cleanness and organization, this is a great idea and have already ordered the necessary mtm boxes to use I'm my .50 and .3 cal ammo cans for organization

@SynchronizorVideos 10 лет назад

Glad to hear you found it helpful.

@cjtillinghast1804 6 лет назад

i just found your channel, i really appreciate the effort and information you put in this video. im looking forward to more content. keep up the good work!

@BigPoppa23 3 года назад

Great video

@TheLazyass111 5 лет назад

Watching this video while super high is comforting for some reason. I like the attention to detail mate. Love it.

@michaell82 10 лет назад

That was excellent. Well thought out and organized. I love it, great job.

@rtgirard 10 лет назад

Great work. Thanks again for another clear and very informative video.

@Gen3Benz 9 лет назад

Holy shit! You're the ammo pimp!

@Pr3ct 10 лет назад

Well thought out and well presented.

@Yettee0201 9 лет назад

Awesome video exactly what I was looking to do for my ammo storage. I was looking to see which ammo can the mtm cases would fit into and this just showed that and a whole lot more. This is exactly what I'm going to be doing for my storage

@kenhughes4715 3 года назад

This is the best ammo storage video I’ve seen, thank you!

@blackleaf_yt 4 года назад

Love this video. Hes very smart and economic.

@reeseburns3552 4 года назад

@SennaFan my dude, did you have a bad day 2 weeks ago or something? Why not just let other people enjoy the sport or shooting. It's not like wherever you're from there are no guns, just that they're not as open about it, probably because of people like yourself.

@Porkyping243 5 лет назад

These ammo cans are also pretty good at holding sand and rocks. Of course when filled with sand and rocks, some dudes with weird hats might make you lift them above your head 100 times for some reason.

@Pale5tinian 5 лет назад

CFT... 115 times now

@SynchronizorVideos 5 лет назад

No lie, I have used my ammo cans to work out before.

@Chieflywaze 6 лет назад

A really good video on ammo storage using ammo cans. I have six steel .30 cal. cans, one steel 50 cal, and 6 plastic cans. They contain 9mm, 45, 8mm, 7.55, .22, 410 and 20 ga. After seeing your video I really need to re-do my ammo some rainy day. Thanks for the tip!

@gambit1231 5 лет назад

the way you spray paint the box so you know whats inside gives it a fallout feel and its kinda cool

@michaelweston6083 4 года назад

My favorite configuration you showed would have to be the 8 cases of 9mm, 6 magazines, and 2 glocks. That would be the perfect last stand box or something to put under the seat in a truck.

@itchyjohnson3328 4 года назад

dlto

@SynchronizorVideos 4 года назад

In my other ammo storage video, I also show a setup that fits ammo, a Glock, magazines, a holster, cleaning tools/supplies, spare parts, and so on into one .50-cal ammo can.

@johntack1049 5 лет назад

This makes my inner OCD gnome beam with pride

@PA_Prepper 10 лет назад

Well done. Like the spreadsheet and hand stacked 9mm in the bottom of the can was impressive !

@brianc2065 9 лет назад

Simple, great shots, very informative and answered some questions I didn't even know I had

@SuperFatbastard69 7 лет назад

This eases my OCD.

@vincentdegrasio2879 3 года назад

I Love those little 100 rd cases, I need to get some. Great video, and great organizing.

@iwantosavemoney 10 лет назад

I have to say that a good set up you got there thanks for sharing

@mondaymotivator_ 4 года назад

Don't forget you can put silica gel packets in the cans to help keep it dry

@SynchronizorVideos 4 года назад

For long-term storage, yeah, especially if you live in a humid reigon. I live in a fairly arid area though, and I'm opening & closing my cans constantly, so a desiccant packet doesn't really gain me much.