What are .30 - .32 shooters using to store the cast bullets?  I've recently started casting bullets for my .30-20 and instead of throwing them all in a coffee can (not really good for accuracy), I'd like to store them in containers that will protect the individual bullets.
Also, if anyone has a .30 mould for sale with wide lube grooves (BP shooting), at around 150-170 grs, I could be interested.
On that point, anyone have any experience with the .30 Pope bullet , Style lyman 308403?  That one might just be a good one to maximize case capacity while having ample lube grooves for BP...

so basically a 9mm para ammo box?  That would be easy to find...

I also use the MTM boxes for 9mm.   They work well.   

If I have to travel far with them I place a folded sheet of paper towel in the lid to keep some tension on the bullets so they can't move.   This is particularly good when I shoot at the range near my cabin which Requires driving long distances over rough roads.

Chris.

I will second the MTM but only the newer, heavier one that actually have a hindge and not the thin platic as shown in the Buffalo Arms picture.

With the hinged ones, they will fold back a lay on the bench or you can just snap the lid off. The plactic hindge is always creeping down and gets in the way.

Frank

I use MTM's 38 special for most, go to the 45 ACP box for some cast bullets. 40's and up it's needed 38/55 bullets if pre lubed work a bit better out of the 45 box too.  Built in hinge cheaper MTM is the way to go for quanity storage. I have dozens.

The Lids do creep shut.  Our club has a "open bolt indicator" rule. I keep a dozen sets of foam ear plugs in my range bag each with a bright zip tie wraped around for shooters who don't have a OBI.  Cheap and effective

They work good laid in the MTM's lid hinge, keeps it open when working out of the box.   

Boats

Gert,

I have had the .30 Pope mould, mine marked 311403, for years.  It does very well if you approach it as a Schuetzen bullet, not as something to stuff in the end of your .30-06 case.  It works best with a slower twist, not the military 1 in 10".  Is there anything special you need to know?

Waterman

I also use the Midway pistol cartridge boxes with the styrofoam inserts to store my cast bullets.

I use old plastic inserts for small caliber pistol cartridges as John Boy described. I grab the inserts and boxes out of the trash at my gun club, and just reuse them.
I also have some small plastic snap top boxes I get nuts and bolts in from the hardware store. They don't have dividers, but I set the bullets in rows inside, until the box is full. Most will hold at least 100 bullets in neat rows.

MartiniBelgian wrote on Jan 14^th, 2015 at 2:39am:

I use these for all my bullets (they are sold in the various calibers). Can write on the side with a felt-tip. I generally toss the boxes. Been using the first 25 for 6-7 years. 
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