Thank you. It takes up alot of space but it’s worth It to me to be better organized. And best part is, the cabinet is enclosed so It keeps out majority of the elements out. Dust is the biggest one. I might put in some LED lights and a dehumidifier… If you do get one or you make your own. Would love to see the lay out…
Like most folks I have an adequate supply of ammunition. What I did notice was the various calibers I had stored. What I’m currently doing to culling the stock so to speak. This means no longer owing a rifle or hand gun of every caliber. This has been very beneficial for several reasons. First, I now have more room to store the most useful ammunition I need. Second, I don’t have money invested in calibers I don’t need. Third, ammunition is easy to find at a glance. This works for me very well. It simplifies my life regarding guns and ammunition. Cheers!
I acquired some heavy duty metal filing cabinets for a company that was converting all their files to digital. They are designed to hold a lot of weigh and I have set them up a separate drawer for each calibers.
I tried to look for that and I couldn’t find any anywhere if I did they were asking for arm and leg. That’s awesome you got some. Just helps so much to know where everything is right.
Nice bro. I have a similar setup. My home has an interior office that I turned into a safe. Climate controlled and humidity controlled. I dont have near the amount or variation. A few years back I sold all my firearms and consolidated calibers. 22lr shotgun 5.56 7.62x39 9mm 380 300aac and 6.5 creedmore. One things i would suggest is to keep the type of ammunition the same. If you have 100000 22lr but everytime you use a different manufacturer you will need to re zero the rifle. So i keep all my ammo the same other than that I love it man. Takes alot of time and effort but feels great to see it all stacked neatly. I did go down the magazine rabbit hole a few years back as well. So alot of mine I have in magazines. Always hated going to shoot and taking one mag and having to reload outside.
I appreciate It. I try to keep the same ammo as much as I can. But I thought a lot of It back when the ammo storage hit in 2012 when It was so dang hard to find so trying to through 1000k of 22lr is a little bit hard lol Yeah all this was stuffed in my tiny safe.
I love your setup! I saw a guy use steel cabinets with mesh front doors. I liked the ability to organize supplies, but didn’t want people to see what's inside when locked. I will be starting to search for something similar.
I appreciate that. You can get these style cabinets on amazing for 200 bucks or Lowe’s for 400 dollars. I just like the ability to lock the cabinets if I need It. I just like knowing where my ammo is and I can quickly grab what I’m looking for. Not dig around. I’m glad this helped you…
A warning about silica packs. They will draw the moisture out of the cartridges when sealed up with them. Not good, as powder comes from the factory with 40-50% humidity in single base, and 50-60% humidity in the double base powders. When the reloading manuals give a powder charge weight it is with the moisture include in the weight. So it is with the factory ammo as well. If one dries the powder out, the rounds will be hotter than originally planned. In maximum (especially +P and +P+) loads it can become dangerous. And yes moisture can seep into a loaded round, as well as back out again depending on the humidity level out side the cartridge if given a month or so, unless one seals the round with sealant. Hence it is best to store ammo, powder, and primers in a controlled environment of say 49-58% humidity. This can be done within the sealed ammo cans by putting a Boveda 49% or 58% Two-Way Humidity Control Pack. Or one could store them in a Cigar Humidor cabinet that is both Humidity and temperature controlled.
I’ve been looking for some ideas myself and I like the use of the safes. I’m thinking about using some plastic roll bags and a vacuum seal to store my ammo in. I’m geared towards prepping a touch so I like to have things extremely organized and ready for anything. You have a ton of .223 5.56 though!! I love the whole setup man!
I appreciate It so much. I had all that in a safe lol just made things difficult to find and put in order you know. I just wish I didn’t spend so much on these craftsman. They aren’t what they use to be
I use those battery power light switches on each shelf in my safe. They have velcro or double side tape, so just reach in and flip the switch like a normal house light. Would work nice for your ammo storage. Love the setup and organization! Might need to look into that myself.!
Were I Blessed with all you have, I wouldn't broadcast and show " The World" all that you have and vocally show all the weapons you must have. It's great to ask friends, fans, and your subscribers how they're set up, but it sure is hard to convey the questions you have without stating the obvious. I wish you much luck in all your endeavors,
Surprising to me those 5.56. Xtac shoot some of the best groups I’ve had. I thought of it more as budget friendly but I believe it to be of good quality and consistency
I love them. But the only issue is they are green tips so I can’t shoot them at steel and I can’t shoot them at an indoor range. Only paper targets or my own steel targets I want to destory lol
Great Idea. May want to plastic wrap them. I'm Near Wickenburg no AC just swamp cooler. The 60-70 percent humidity that the swamp cooler puts out destroys the ammo in one summer if it is not wrapped up. Then I put ammo in sealed ammo cans. Hopefully the monsoon season will be nice this winter but I seriously doubt it.
You need to throw a bunch of dessicant packets in those cabinets the way I do with mine. Ask your family and friends to save them and give them to you everytime they get them in a box or packaging of anything they buy, like a pair of shoes.
Question from new shooter. I heard in this video I think you’re from the Phoenix area I live in Queen Creek. Any recommendations on places or people I can go to for some training on the guns I own or just help in general. thanks in advance for any help or advice you can give me.
Yeah first thing I would recommend is looking at gun clubs in your area. Queen creek is far from where I go. I normally go to cowtown or Ben Avery just to shoot down range. Scottsdale gun club has a lot of good classes but I think that’s way too far for you. Also look at instagram people a lot of people here train. I know east valley tactical might be close to you but I don’t know if they do any training. Might be a good idea to hit them up and see if they can get you with a group of people near you
Thank you. Yeah. They both lock, both keys don’t work in the cabinet It came with. Very true about keeping people honest. It’s not meant to be a safe or anything like that. Just way for me to organize everything and easier for me to grab what I need.
Moisture is not a concern for me because I live in phoenix it’s always dry here. But I do try to cycle through It as much as I can. But not lately because ammo so expensive now
Nice. Yeah the second cabinet we had no issues putting It together the first one because how cheap craftsman is we had issues lol. Some of the screws don’t fit proper lol
This took me a few years to gather and collect. Just takes time but when I did buy my stock It was during decent time for prices. We had Walmart and other realtors. Even online was amazing. Times have changed
@@PhillipTheAssyrian I won’t abandon neither and I wish I had that much ammo but if your in your neighborhood and enemy forces so to say are going block to block door to door and you need to get yourself and family or team to a different location maybe to set up a defense post how would you take all of that ammo with you
@erazco6568 of course not. Im taking as much as I can and whatever is left is left. Not much I can do about that. My goal is to take atleast 2000 rounds of 9mm, 556 and .22.
I like your setup, but your lockers are not air or water proof. So your ammo and the boxes they are in are exposed to moisture. Luckily your in AZ so it’s not a ton of moisture, but humidity and moisture kills ammo. As much as I would like to have a set up like that. I keep my ammo dry and sealed in military metal cans, it’s the only way to ensure they last as long as they should.
Unfortunately you are missing something. Large scale ammo storage "cabinets" are supposed to be VENTED - so that if the ammo cooks off during a fire the gases may be expelled. Otherwise, your ammo safe could become an ammo bomb. Anonymously, check with your local zoning office, or fire department. Or, gun shop(s), as they are inspected for compliance and can advise you.
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This is way more organized than my ammo situation. I may need to look into something like this. I like it!
Thank you. It takes up alot of space but it’s worth It to me to be better organized. And best part is, the cabinet is enclosed so It keeps out majority of the elements out. Dust is the biggest one.
I might put in some LED lights and a dehumidifier…
If you do get one or you make your own. Would love to see the lay out…
Like most folks I have an adequate supply of ammunition. What I did notice was the various calibers I had stored. What I’m currently doing to culling the stock so to speak. This means no longer owing a rifle or hand gun of every caliber. This has been very beneficial for several reasons. First, I now have more room to store the most useful ammunition I need. Second, I don’t have money invested in calibers I don’t need. Third, ammunition is easy to find at a glance. This works for me very well. It simplifies my life regarding guns and ammunition. Cheers!
As a new comer in this Gun world I am extremel impressed by your new found organization & tips for everyone. Thanks!
God bless you, brother. You didn't have a problem. You had a blessing. LOL. Thanks for sharing. Great ideas.
Hahaha I appreciate that. GOD bless you also. And hopefully this helps a lot of people
I acquired some heavy duty metal filing cabinets for a company that was converting all their files to digital. They are designed to hold a lot of weigh and I have set them up a separate drawer for each calibers.
I tried to look for that and I couldn’t find any anywhere if I did they were asking for arm and leg. That’s awesome you got some. Just helps so much to know where everything is right.
Nice bro. I have a similar setup. My home has an interior office that I turned into a safe. Climate controlled and humidity controlled. I dont have near the amount or variation. A few years back I sold all my firearms and consolidated calibers. 22lr shotgun 5.56 7.62x39 9mm 380
300aac and 6.5 creedmore.
One things i would suggest is to keep the type of ammunition the same. If you have 100000 22lr but everytime you use a different manufacturer you will need to re zero the rifle. So i keep all my ammo the same other than that I love it man. Takes alot of time and effort but feels great to see it all stacked neatly.
I did go down the magazine rabbit hole a few years back as well. So alot of mine I have in magazines. Always hated going to shoot and taking one mag and having to reload outside.
I appreciate It. I try to keep the same ammo as much as I can. But I thought a lot of It back when the ammo storage hit in 2012 when It was so dang hard to find so trying to through 1000k of 22lr is a little bit hard lol
Yeah all this was stuffed in my tiny safe.
Time is money. I like loaded ones ready to go with the little time I have as is to make it out to the range
That is an awesome idea for ammo storage! I like how you have everything neatly sorted. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you. I appreciate the awesome comment.
that is a great idea. I was looking for storage and that is simple and sturdy. nice! Thanks for sharing.
Glad I could help. I’m surprised there isn’t a ton of video of people doing this..
I love your setup! I saw a guy use steel cabinets with mesh front doors. I liked the ability to organize supplies, but didn’t want people to see what's inside when locked. I will be starting to search for something similar.
I appreciate that. You can get these style cabinets on amazing for 200 bucks or Lowe’s for 400 dollars. I just like the ability to lock the cabinets if I need It. I just like knowing where my ammo is and I can quickly grab what I’m looking for. Not dig around. I’m glad this helped you…
I had the same problem now I have it all organized and now I know exactly where everything's at you did good
I appreciate It. Did you do Cabinets also? Or shelving?
Like the set up and stockpile...thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much. I appreciate the comment. It use to be more lol
A warning about silica packs. They will draw the moisture out of the cartridges when sealed up with them. Not good, as powder comes from the factory with 40-50% humidity in single base, and 50-60% humidity in the double base powders. When the reloading manuals give a powder charge weight it is with the moisture include in the weight. So it is with the factory ammo as well. If one dries the powder out, the rounds will be hotter than originally planned. In maximum (especially +P and +P+) loads it can become dangerous. And yes moisture can seep into a loaded round, as well as back out again depending on the humidity level out side the cartridge if given a month or so, unless one seals the round with sealant. Hence it is best to store ammo, powder, and primers in a controlled environment of say 49-58% humidity. This can be done within the sealed ammo cans by putting a Boveda 49% or 58% Two-Way Humidity Control Pack. Or one could store them in a Cigar Humidor cabinet that is both Humidity and temperature controlled.
Appreciate your video. It helps me to store my ammo.
Glad I could hope. And give ideas
I’ve been looking for some ideas myself and I like the use of the safes. I’m thinking about using some plastic roll bags and a vacuum seal to store my ammo in. I’m geared towards prepping a touch so I like to have things extremely organized and ready for anything. You have a ton of .223 5.56 though!! I love the whole setup man!
I appreciate It so much. I had all that in a safe lol just made things difficult to find and put in order you know.
I just wish I didn’t spend so much on these craftsman. They aren’t what they use to be
Great ideal! I did the same with the Gladiator garage cabinets.
Your ammo collection is insane!
I appreciate that. Thank you. But It’s been dwindling down since I started in 2012. And it’s gotten so expensive
For short term storage it's a great ide. a but for long term storage the cardboard boxes will collect moisture ,use metal ammo cans
I agree if you live in a area not named Phoenix lol. It’s extremely dry here.
@@PhillipTheAssyrianall fun and games until your tires melt to the road 😂
I use those battery power light switches on each shelf in my safe. They have velcro or double side tape, so just reach in and flip the switch like a normal house light. Would work nice for your ammo storage. Love the setup and organization! Might need to look into that myself.!
Nice I might try that. That’s a great idea for light source. I like this cabinet setup makes easier for me to grab stuff
Nice stack, the organization is great.
I appreciate It. Thank you. I hope this gave you an idea or tips
Were I Blessed with all you have, I wouldn't broadcast and show " The World" all that you have and vocally show all the weapons you must have. It's great to ask friends, fans, and your subscribers how they're set up, but it sure is hard to convey the questions you have without stating the obvious. I wish you much luck in all your endeavors,
Surprising to me those 5.56. Xtac shoot some of the best groups I’ve had. I thought of it more as budget friendly but I believe it to be of good quality and consistency
I love them. But the only issue is they are green tips so I can’t shoot them at steel and I can’t shoot them at an indoor range. Only paper targets or my own steel targets I want to destory lol
@@PhillipTheAssyrian true! And my 5.56 does better with the heavier 62g vs the 55g so I get what your saying
Great Idea. May want to plastic wrap them. I'm Near Wickenburg no AC just swamp cooler. The 60-70 percent humidity that the swamp cooler puts out destroys the ammo in one summer if it is not wrapped up. Then I put ammo in sealed ammo cans. Hopefully the monsoon season will be nice this winter but I seriously doubt it.
You can get one of those humidifier’s and put It inside to help.
Looks clean and neat 👍🏿 maybe add cheap motion sensor lights ?
That’s a good idea. I’ve been using my flashlight lol 😂
What ever works 😂
Great idea and organization!
Thank You. I hope you can do something similar.
Wow brother. You got a nice stock pile. Best wishes off to you.
I appreciate It so much thank you. 🙏🏻
Excellent idea.
Same set up as mine, i did this a few years back with the Husky cabinets from Home Depot
That’s awesome. I was looking at husky cabinets also. Smart move. It’s so much cleaner looking doing this way. Everything is more organized
@@PhillipTheAssyrian Absolutely, great video. Thank you
@@cucolopez1942 I appreciate the comment thank you so much.
You need to throw a bunch of dessicant packets in those cabinets the way I do with mine. Ask your family and friends to save them and give them to you everytime they get them in a box or packaging of anything they buy, like a pair of shoes.
Excellent great job
Looking good bro!!!
Thank you. I appreciate It
File cabinets are good too most people just give them away and some are fire proof
Only thing I would suggest is for your larger quantities ammo use ammo cans. And use. Those dehydrated bags so they keep longer.
Boxed ammo takes up more space then loose ammo in ammo cans.
Great video I just learned alot from this 🔥🔥🔥
Your welcome. Anytime
Until I saw this I thought I had too much ammo 😊
You never have to much ammo brotha lol
Nice setup
You have more ammo than my super store in town. Not exaggerating. !
good job. I like it.
Nice setup Bro.
Thank you. I appreciate It.
Ammo cans labeled toss In a silica pack. Also get some mag ready cans you can grab ready to go
Nice 👍🏼
Looks good
Question from new shooter. I heard in this video I think you’re from the Phoenix area I live in Queen Creek. Any recommendations on places or people I can go to for some training on the guns I own or just help in general. thanks in advance for any help or advice you can give me.
Yeah first thing I would recommend is looking at gun clubs in your area. Queen creek is far from where I go. I normally go to cowtown or Ben Avery just to shoot down range.
Scottsdale gun club has a lot of good classes but I think that’s way too far for you.
Also look at instagram people a lot of people here train. I know east valley tactical might be close to you but I don’t know if they do any training. Might be a good idea to hit them up and see if they can get you with a group of people near you
Great thank you for the response!
@overlander1487 anytime if you make your way to north Phoenix send me a message on instagram. My tag is Phillip_the_assyrian
Nice bro!
Thank you
Dammm u are ready for war my G 😂😂 jk... looks nice man i love those cabinets man nice with lots of room
Gotta make sure I’m always ready lol thanks man I appreciate It
Looks good! Guns in the safe and ammo in the metal cabinets works fine. Do the cabinets lock for security? (maybe it's not an issue in your house)
Yeah they all lock. Issue is each cabinet key doesn’t work on the other. So one key per cabinet
@@PhillipTheAssyrian That kinda sucks! I'd definitely have to label the key and the cabinet, I'd forget which goes where for sure.
If you reload you will never have an ammo shortage. The best part is you can make high quality ammo made for each gun.
Nice buddy
Nice job
Thank you.
New subscriber ❤
Thank you 🙏🏻
That’s sweet
Nice cabinets! Do they lock or have a spot to add a lock. I know if someone wants in they'll get in, but just to keep honest people honest...
Thank you. Yeah. They both lock, both keys don’t work in the cabinet It came with.
Very true about keeping people honest. It’s not meant to be a safe or anything like that. Just way for me to organize everything and easier for me to grab what I need.
What do you do for moisture control? Or do you use the ammo frequently and cycle through it to where it’s not an issue?
Moisture is not a concern for me because I live in phoenix it’s always dry here. But I do try to cycle through It as much as I can. But not lately because ammo so expensive now
Lol I have the same cabinet works great
Nice. Yeah the second cabinet we had no issues putting It together the first one because how cheap craftsman is we had issues lol. Some of the screws don’t fit proper lol
Cool. 👍Don't have anything that large.
Facebook marketplace- school lockers. Done. And cheaper. 🤷♂️ I love my set up.
That’s cool. Congrats
Any good way to buy ammo on a budget
Download WikiArms app and they show you the cheapest ammo on websites. Some charge shipping some don’t, some charge tax some don’t.
Also ammo seek
God i wish I had that much ammo 😳😍
This took me a few years to gather and collect. Just takes time but when I did buy my stock It was during decent time for prices. We had Walmart and other realtors. Even online was amazing. Times have changed
Why do you have so many different calibers. I don’t understand. But hey. If it works for you. Great
Because I have firearms that are different calibers lol. I have over 100 pew pews
@@PhillipTheAssyrian what’s the point is what I’m asking. You can’t carry that many. Do you got 100 ppl you gonna hand them over 2.
@@Wmikewtonytone I’m a collector I like to collect them and have fun toys and pew pews
@@PhillipTheAssyrian I respect it.
Damn well at least we all know where to get ammo if SHTF what will you do if you gotta abandon your post how would you carry all that
Who says I’m abandoning? lol so no one had a lot of ammo? I’ve seen people with more than me
@@PhillipTheAssyrian I won’t abandon neither and I wish I had that much ammo but if your in your neighborhood and enemy forces so to say are going block to block door to door and you need to get yourself and family or team to a different location maybe to set up a defense post how would you take all of that ammo with you
@erazco6568 of course not. Im taking as much as I can and whatever is left is left. Not much I can do about that. My goal is to take atleast 2000 rounds of 9mm, 556 and .22.
Hello new to your channel
Welcome to my channel
Ty very much
What do I think? I think I need more ammo
We all need some more ammo lol
I like your setup, but your lockers are not air or water proof. So your ammo and the boxes they are in are exposed to moisture. Luckily your in AZ so it’s not a ton of moisture, but humidity and moisture kills ammo. As much as I would like to have a set up like that. I keep my ammo dry and sealed in military metal cans, it’s the only way to ensure they last as long as they should.
Unfortunately you are missing something. Large scale ammo storage "cabinets" are supposed to be VENTED - so that if the ammo cooks off during a fire the gases may be expelled. Otherwise, your ammo safe could become an ammo bomb. Anonymously, check with your local zoning office, or fire department. Or, gun shop(s), as they are inspected for compliance and can advise you.
The cabinets have a few vents in the back of It.
Nobody needs that much ammo.
@@RadioRich100 read the room
Too many calibers agree with your amount of 22lr the rest of your calibers are odd and useless
Thanks for the comment. Have a great day…