Located some 9MM MTM boxes and will be picking up 11 of them tomorrow. I've always used MTM boxes for my loaded rifle and pistol cartridges. The 9MM MTM box that holds 50 is just right for the bullets that I cast for my 32-40. Had some 1/2" cushy foam in storage and cut lid liners for the MTM box. That holds the bullets in place nicely. I like the way that this turned out! Sendaro

Just read this post, I use the oddball MTM 25 Auto-32 Long Colt boxes, a little harder to find than the 9mm ones, but they fit the 32 bullets extremely well and 30 caliber's also. Photo with bullet's is 32 on right 30's on the left. Will take up to about a 1.300" long bullet, I put the dense white foam in the lid and pick the nose up ones out with a short piece of surgical tubing, you need extra tubing as they do lose grip after many uses.

Have MANY 38 Special slip top boxes that I use for 38 bullet's, I rubber band the box closed to prevent spills and they expand for the longest 38 bullets.

Mike

I'm a bullet dumper myself.  I've got old Quaker Oats boxes that I keep the bullets in until I'm ready to shoot then I lube them the day before shooting.  I pan lube and my mix makes a very hard lube.  I have small pans holding 20 bullets and use an arbor press to break the bullet from the lube then extract them with my fingers.  It works for me and I like to keep everything as simple as possible.

Went to the local gun shop and bought some more MTM boxes. The P-100-9 and the P50-9M boxes just right for the 32-40 bullets that I wish to store. Have included a photo that shows my old Stevens 44 in 32-40. It's the one with the Unertl scope. Sendaro

If you are using an alloy of Lead and Tin I wouldn't get overly concerned with it. On the other hand if you are using an alloy that includes Antimony it would then be cause for concern.

J.Louis