Product Description
The 50 Caliber Ammo Can makes an excellent small dry box for repair kits, personal gear and first aid supplies or your ammo. They're rugged, waterproof and built to last. They are constructed of heavy guage steel for bombproof protection.The rubber lid gasket ensures a watertight seal.Latches securely to keep contents safe.It has a sturdy folding carry handle and a metal loop for attaching with a carabiner or strap.Inside dimensions are 11''L x 5 1/2''W x 7''D. USED CONDITION!!!
US military surplus
- Steel construction
- Rubber lid gasket
- Secure latch
- Sturdy folding carry handle
- Metal attachment loop
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Inside dimensions 11in. L x 5 1/2in. W x 7in. D.
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NOTE: These cans may have different stenciling other than 50 cal on the side for example 5.56mm but is the exact same can, same size just different stenciling used by the military for organization purposes.
- USED CONDITION WITH SURFACE RUST insides are like new with gaskets
- NOTE CANS CAN HAVE DIFFERENT STENCILS AMMO SIZING ON THE SIDE LIKE 5.56MM
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3 pack milsurp .50 cal ammo cans, Grade 2
Advertised as Grade 2 and pretty close to it. Interiors were all pretty clean and all were rust-free. A little bit of sand in them, but that is not unexpected. Seals were intact. Surface rust only on two of the three. Wiped these two down with an oily rag and used as is. Deeper rust (and more of it) with more pitting than I would have liked on the third, especially around the handle and handle attachment points as well as the hinge. Took a Dremel with a wire wheel to it. With some work, cleaned up fairly well, but again the pitting was deeper than I wanted. Primed and painted flat black and it looks ok. Definitely usable. Overall, I am satisfied and will be coming back for more, if the price is as good. Lost one star on the third one due to the extra work it needed.
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3 pack milsurp .50 cal ammo cans
Advertised as Grade 2 and pretty Interiors were all pretty clean and rust-free. A little bit of sand in them, but that is not unexpected. Surface rust only on two of the three. Wiped these two down with an oily rag and used as is. Deeper rust (and more of it) with more pitting than I would have liked on the third, especially around the handle and the attachment points as well as the hinge. Took a Dremel with a wire wheel to it. Cleaned up fairly well, but again the pitting was deeper than I wanted. Primed and painted flat black and it looks ok. Definitely usable. Overall, I am satisfied and will be coming back for more, if the price is as good.
