Need some deeper parts organizers.

[Scouty]

I have most of my spare parts in Milwaukee Packout boxes and am finding I'm accumulating more and more stuff that is a bit too big for them. The next size up in depth is too much within the Packout line.

A lot of these parts are also a bit long for the stock Packout bins.

I've started to look at Stanley organizers and others but am only finding ones with individual pullout bins like the Packout stuff. 

I'm not looking to store scopes but things like moderators, rings, one piece mounts, etc.

An alternative that I'm aware of but not really familiar with is custom 3d printed dividers for the Packout boxes which would eliminate the bins and maybe give me enough height. If anyone has pictures that can post of such options that would be great.

 

[dizzums]

not sure exactly what your looking for but i found some at wallyworld that hold a ton of crap AND they stack and lock to each other .. im into hobby stuff and need alot of small parts storage ... a dedicated 'house' toolbox is another option ...

 

[Brent]

I like the toolbox idea that seems to be a great way to store all my gun tools and gear in one spot .

 

[Houli]

Here's what I fine to be a convenient storage system for my guns accessories and tools. It's a roll around, stackable compartmentalize storage system found at Home Depot.

 

[Bigragu]

Yes, dedicated toolbox for maintenance tools for sure as these pcp’s can be a big mess of parts-

The bottom bin under the chest tool box holds all my o rings organized separately for gun/caliber, and the two drawers hold air fill items such as quick disconnects, gages, regulator testers, regulator maintenance parts, etc

For small parts such as cocking handles, spare valves, valve seats, hammer springs, etc. Home Depot carries snap shut storage containers that are o ring sealed. I use one of those labeled for each pcp. They are about 10” in length x 5” in width x 2” in depth, and have removable dividers. It’s their “Husky” line of storage containers, and what I like best about them are the locking spring hasps that are on all sides of the container