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Posted: 4/13/2010 8:24:56 PM EDT
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So, after trying a few things, the best way is to take the bandos and make them 3 col, 2 rows and stack the 6 front to back of a saw can and do two layers. 1 saw can fits 12 bandos.
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Posted: 4/14/2010 4:58:02 PM EDT
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i take them out of the bandos and put in 30 can
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Posted: 4/14/2010 6:51:06 PM EDT
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I just keep them in the cardboards ( homemade cause I'm a cheap-poor- bastage
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them in a .30cal can. I can get 30 in + a desicant bag. I only have a few bandos so they stay loaded in another can. |
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Posted: 4/21/2010 11:02:35 AM EDT
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I patterned my packing style from my Korean .30'06. Four bandoleers per .30 caliber can, 48 rounds per bandoleer, 192 rounds per can.
It really does work to use a .30 caliber can for .30 caliber ammo. Save your .50's for other stuff. |
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