It’s not just big guns that need high-quality ammo storage. There’s got to be some love and attention given to handguns and their ammo as well.

However, moisture can get to your ammo in less obvious ways as well. In areas with high humidity, moisture can be pretty unavoidable. When the air itself is wet, you need to take more serious measures to protect the longevity of your munitions. Also, never store your ammo with your firearms. It is always safer to store them in two separate secure locations for obvious reasons.The MTM Tactical Mag Can enables you to store up to 14 magazines of 10, 20, or 25 round .308 caliber ammunition. This is the type of ammo typically found in AR platform firearms. This container is a great option if you are taking your high-powered rifle out on the range and don’t want to load the magazines at the time of shooting.

Along the entire length of the lid, there is a rubber seal that ensures that this case is airtight. This prevents any moisture and other irritants from entering the container, which is critical to maintaining the functionality of your ammunition. The MTM Flip-Top Ammo Box is designed to house up to 100 rounds of 9mm or .380 caliber ammunition. Specifically, this is made for your 9mm Luger, .380 ACP, .30 Luger, .32 Smith & Wesson, and 9mm Makarov handguns.

H83 Brown 50 Cal / 37mm British Army Issue heavy Weight steel ammo box

Why limit yourself? If you are looking for the best ammo storage containers and cans of varying sizes, then this next container bundle is the one for you. The MTM Ammo Can is made from rugged polypropylene plastic that can handle whatever you throw at it. It measures 15 x 9 x 9 inches at length, which holds a decent amount of ammo and stores nicely in a closet or the car. Moisture is enemy number one when it comes to your ammunition. Damage from exposure to too much moisture can take form in a number of ways. Storing it your ammo in places like an attic or the trunk of your car makes it susceptible to rapid changes in temperature. Storing it in a cool and dry place will give you the best chance at maintaining the lifespan of your ammunition. The generally accepted range is between 55 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit.