I have half a dozen of those ACR4 crates that hold a flat. Instead of the ACR5 I have 2 of the ACR7 crates they also hold 2 flats but are stacked so are taller and have less footprint. I keep one in the back of the truck all summer (under a locked topper) with a mix of shells as a backup to the backup. With the windoors on the truck cap I can move them to the rear where I can finally pull them out. And they stay dry all summer in the truck.
The other one is in my buggy under a large plastic box I use for a seat so 2 more shooters can ride with me. Normal years anyhow whatever that once was. I shoot a lot.
I use the ACR4 crates for the primary backup in both truck and buggy with labels on them:
12-1-#8
12-1 1/8-#7.5
12-1-#7.5 etc. for the 12 16 and 20.
When going to a shoot I use the MTM ammo cans 50 cal type they hold 6 boxes which is enough to get through a round of a 100, I shoot my lookers unless it is for "something"
5 stand I just throw a flat in the truck and go back and forth and in a months time I climb in the back and clean all the cardboard out LOL.
Reloading room has stacks of flats under the bench and against the wall in a corner. And everywhere else I can put them. Only reload for the 16 in 7/8 oz. anymore and once the 11 flats of Herters I have left are gone will start loading 1 oz. in 16 also.
Really like the ACR4 crates a lot. My garage gets wet sometimes and is my overflow. Learned the hard way that the cardboard flats and boxes don't hold up well to high humidity and will pick up more of the ACR4's at some point soon.
Someone posted a locking shelf system for the ACR4 and ACR7. Because the ACR7 is the same width as the ACR4 but twice as high it works well. I plan on using 1x4's instead of 2x4's and make them taller. Also use biscuit joiner instead of pocket jig and screws. Personal preference like many things. And I don't need to lock them in place. But if the price of ammo keeps going up that may change!
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