FIND YOUR FIT
AMMO BOXES BY CALIBER.
Start with the exact caliber you want to organize. Compare the capacity of each American-made storage format, then choose independent box and text colors.
Pistol & rimfire
9mm ammo boxes
A dedicated 9mm organizer is a useful starting point for a shelf with several pistol calibers. Choose a clearly marked box so you can identify its contents before opening it.
Round Vault: 26 rounds; Stackable Vault: 50 rounds
See dimensions & colors →.45 ACP ammo boxes
Build your .45 ACP storage around an easy-to-read label and the way you access each container. Compare a compact circular holder with a sliding-tray box before choosing your layout.
Round Vault: 15 rounds; Stackable Vault: 20 rounds
See dimensions & colors →.380 ACP ammo boxes
Give .380 ACP its own labeled container when organizing multiple pistol calibers. Independent box and text colors make it possible to create a distinct visual combination for this part of your collection.
Round Vault: 26 rounds; Stackable Vault: 50 rounds
See dimensions & colors →.22 LR ammo boxes
An individual-position .22 LR holder offers a different organization style from keeping loose rounds in a larger container. Choose the format that makes your contents easiest to identify and return to the shelf.
Round Vault: 60 rounds; Stackable Vault: 50 rounds
See dimensions & colors →.357 Magnum ammo boxes
Choose .357 Magnum storage by its full caliber designation and the format you prefer to handle. Compare the circular Round Vault with the Stackable Vault sliding tray, then choose a legible color pair.
Round Vault: 25 rounds; Stackable Vault: 50 rounds
See dimensions & colors →.32 ACP ammo boxes
Organize .32 ACP in a compact Round Vault with independently selected box and text colors. A clearly marked circular holder gives this caliber a dedicated place in your collection.
Round Vault: 26 rounds
See dimensions & colors →.40 S&W ammo boxes
Give .40 S&W its own labeled Round Vault or Stackable Vault. Compare contrasting box and lettering colors to make the caliber easy to recognize alongside other pistol-caliber containers.
Round Vault: 24 rounds; Stackable Vault: 50 rounds
See dimensions & colors →.44 Magnum ammo boxes
Organize .44 Magnum in a dedicated sliding-tray Stackable Vault. Readable caliber lettering helps identify the box while closed, and the tray gives the rounds individual positions.
Stackable Vault: 50 rounds
See dimensions & colors →.38 Special ammo boxes
Create a clearly labeled place for .38 Special with Stackable Vault. Dedicated positions and separate box and text colors let you build a recognizable pistol-caliber section on your shelf.
Stackable Vault: 50 rounds
See dimensions & colors →Rifle
.223 ammo boxes
Organize .223 Remington in a caliber-marked Round Vault or Stackable Vault. The choice comes down to compact sealed storage or a sliding tray that fits into a stackable arrangement.
Round Vault: 26 rounds; Stackable Vault: 20 rounds
See dimensions & colors →5.56 ammo boxes
Set up dedicated 5.56 NATO storage with a readable caliber label and your choice of box and text colors. Compare both BattleBox formats and review the final specifications for the selected configuration.
Round Vault: 26 rounds; Stackable Vault: 20 rounds
See dimensions & colors →.308 ammo boxes
Plan your .308 Winchester storage around access as well as shelf space. A round holder keeps its positions together in a compact format, while a sliding-tray box offers another way to arrange multiple containers.
Round Vault: 15 rounds; Stackable Vault: 20 rounds
See dimensions & colors →.300 Blackout ammo boxes
Give .300 Blackout an unmistakable place in your storage system. A dedicated label and contrasting text color can make this container easier to distinguish from neighboring rifle-caliber boxes.
Round Vault: 26 rounds; Stackable Vault: 20 rounds
See dimensions & colors →30-06 Springfield ammo boxes
Make room for your 30-06 Springfield storage by comparing the final outside dimensions with the shelf or bag you plan to use. A matching label helps keep these containers distinct within a mixed rifle-caliber collection.
Round Vault: 15 rounds; Stackable Vault: 20 rounds
See dimensions & colors →.270 Winchester ammo boxes
Create a dedicated .270 Winchester section in your storage with clear labels and a consistent color choice. Review the compact and stackable formats before deciding how to arrange the collection.
Round Vault: 15 rounds; Stackable Vault: 20 rounds
See dimensions & colors →6mm ARC ammo boxes
Choose a dedicated Round Vault for 6mm ARC organization. Its circular layout and visible caliber marking help you keep this configuration distinct from other rifle-caliber holders.
Round Vault: 22 rounds
See dimensions & colors →.243 ammo boxes
Plan a dedicated place for .243 Winchester with a compact Round Vault or sliding-tray Stackable Vault. Choose the box and text colors independently, then review the complete configuration before ordering opens.
Round Vault: 15 rounds; Stackable Vault: 20 rounds
See dimensions & colors →7.62x39 ammo boxes
Keep 7.62x39 organized in a caliber-marked Stackable Vault. The sliding tray offers access to individual positions without mixing this configuration with other rifle-caliber boxes.
Stackable Vault: 20 rounds
See dimensions & colors →6.5 Creedmoor ammo boxes
Build a dedicated 6.5 Creedmoor storage row with Stackable Vault. A consistent stack and visible caliber markings make it easier to find this configuration among several rifle calibers.
Stackable Vault: 20 rounds
See dimensions & colors →6.5 Grendel ammo boxes
Give 6.5 Grendel a distinct Stackable Vault configuration. Independent lettering and box colors help you recognize this part of your setup alongside other small-bore rifle storage.
Stackable Vault: 20 rounds
See dimensions & colors →.30-30 Winchester ammo boxes
Arrange .30-30 Winchester in a dedicated sliding-tray box. Stackable Vault gives this caliber a labeled home that can sit alongside the other rifle configurations in your storage system.
Stackable Vault: 20 rounds
See dimensions & colors →.300 Winchester Magnum ammo boxes
Organize .300 Winchester Magnum with a clearly marked Stackable Vault. Plan room for the box and for opening its sliding tray when arranging larger rifle-caliber configurations.
Stackable Vault: 20 rounds
See dimensions & colors →8.6 Blackout ammo boxes
Set aside a dedicated Stackable Vault for 8.6 Blackout. Caliber-specific positions and a readable label provide a consistent way to separate this configuration within a larger collection.
Stackable Vault: 20 rounds
See dimensions & colors →.45-70 Government ammo boxes
Give .45-70 Government its own labeled Stackable Vault. Consider both shelf space and tray access when arranging this rifle-caliber box beside the rest of your storage system.
Stackable Vault: 20 rounds
See dimensions & colors →Shotshell
12 gauge ammo boxes
Arrange your 12 gauge storage around labeled Stackable Vault trays. A sliding tray makes the shell positions accessible while the outer boxes form an orderly shelf layout.
Stackable Vault: 5 shells
See dimensions & colors →20 gauge ammo boxes
Give 20 gauge shells their own marked Stackable Vault. Separate containers and contrasting lettering help distinguish this setup from nearby 12 gauge storage.
Stackable Vault: 5 shells
See dimensions & colors →Choose the format as well as the caliber.
Round Vault is compact and waterproof when properly closed, with a TPU gasket. Stackable Vault uses a sliding tray and stackable design; it is not waterproof and has no gasket.
Capacities vary by caliber and format. Check the side-by-side comparison and each product’s outside dimensions before planning your shelf space. These are storage accessories; ammunition is not included.
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