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Custom Relic Wood Boxes - What do you Use to Store your BP supplies?

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At my regular BP shoot most shooters use modern tackle boxes or wood cabinets. I decided to go primitive and made a simple wood crate. I tend to be the most HC person there.
I've been thinking of just that; a wood crate for my 20 ga. fusil de chasse.
 
I have a piece of furniture in my Gun Room/library that suffices; an old sideboard from the 1920's. My Black Powder canisters are in the drawer beneath the balls. The drawers are all locked, and of course wood, which satisfies the legal requirements in these parts. It is illegal in France to carry BP in metal ammo boxes.
 

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I’m working up to just going to the range with nothing but my rifle, shooting pouch and powder horn. Good incentive to not dry ball. :)
That’s what I do. I have some boxes at home that are just for storing extra muzzleloading supplies. But when I go to the range it’s just rifle, bag and horn, a cardboard target and maybe a water bottle if it’s hot. A knife is on my belt.

Over the years, I’ve reduced the size of my bags and the amount of stuff in them. I’m glad no one on here ever saw my first homemade bag. It was huge! And I had enough junk in it to set up a small store! Now my bags are all much smaller and each one set up the same with balls, patching, either extra flints or caps, turn screw or nipple wrench, worm and vent pick.
 
Wanted to share my custom Relic Wood Boxes that I had made. I use these for black powder shooting/ black powder storage.

The Naval scene on my black powder range box is the famous duel between the USS Constitution and the HMS Guerriere during the war of 1812.

The Blackpowder Chest has 13 colonies Flag on top with a scene from the Battle of Long island inside.

Feel free to share what you use for the BP storage needs or BP range box.


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Very nice shooting boxes,
 

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