Fortress 30 Caliber Metal Ammo Can, 30 Cal

Great for my intended use, as described, solid construction. Pricey, though.. found one like it at a brick and mortar store for half the price, but I had already "installed" this one by then Now the real review: I bought this to use as a "saddle bag" for my mini motorcycle, in order to do this I had to diy a "bag hanger" out of some aluminum bars. Unfortunately, due to the side I decided to put it on, if you open the ammo can all the way the lid slides off it's hinges and falls to the ground. I'm certain this is a standard design, but it can't be moved to the other side, so for me it kind of sucks. The 30 cal cans are small, I thought it would be a little wider, but I'm not a gun nut and the measurements seemed okay online. It does look good to me though.

unironically, I was looking for a container to store ammunition for transport to the shooting range. This ammo can is built to military specs, is made of heavy steel and includes a rubber seal to keep the moisture out. I filled this can with loose shells, threw in a larger desiccant pack and closed it up. Highly recommend this container if you're looking for rugged storage.

Very nice. I recommend using silica packs when storing ammo and a touch of mineral oil around the rubber seal to keep from drying out and cracking. Also you can use cardboard to make a divider for different types of rounds. I have like 250 M855 and 400ish rounds of Federal American eagle .223 this nearly filled it loose so expect to fit about 700 rounds of 5.56 and about 300-400 .308

I use this as an urn for my Dad’s ashes. It’s the perfect size. His ashes fit in there with enough room to stash some of his small sentimental belongings inside. The color is a nice classic army green. The lock is sturdy and works as it should with an air tight and water tight hold. The handle is attached on securely. I can carry it with confidence that it won’t open up when I want carry it around when I take my Dad out somewhere. It’s great!

If you’re looking for a metal ammo can here ya go. As a former infantryman, I would say it is very comparable to the military’s ammo can.

Probably not as durable as my forty year old army surplus, but they're made OK. I don't expect these knock-offs to last as long as the original heavy gauge steel storage.

Wish it was purple but ok.

These are as close are you will get to the originals. Well made. Seams, seal gasket, hinges, all good. Perfect for any length of term storage and air/water tight. The .50 caliber cans made by the same company are just as good. You will not find a better can, I've looked all over, these are great and made to hold heavy metal items inside of your choosing.

Justo para lo que es.

La calidad es genial!

I have no ammo but these are great, durable storage boxes. no quality issues at all. If the price is right I would buy many more for easy stacking storage.

These are just as good quality as the used surplus ones. They are also new and don't smell of the typical unknown chemicals etc that previously were loaded into the surplus ones...these appear to be made overseas and therefore are not authentic but the are compatible with the surplus ones. Mine stacks nicely with them and is water proof. I tested it submerged in my laundry sink...no leaks. These are good for storing bolts, nuts and screws etc and they look a lot cooler than cheap plastic bins. I wouldn't store food in them as i don't know the composition of the paint they are painted with. I'm currently transforming one into a first aid kit to keep in my jeep.

I don't know why some people are saying it's not good. I find it quite well made considering the low price. The sticker that's got alot of negative remarks came off very easily. It's a plastic sticker, perhaps they used a paper one before. This one came off with a firm constant pull. Hopefully if my Li-Po batteries that I'm storing in it decide to go poof, this will contain the damage to the Can and not burn the house down! Beware...the lid separates from the can easily. I found that out the hard way! Both the Can and the floor survived.