Pellet Container

https://www.airgundepot.com/h-n-finale-match-pellet-box.html



I have had mine for over 20 years. I also have an imitation in 5.5 and it is not even half the quality.

Are you looking for something like this? They have a screw lid so it should be safe in the pouch or case . You can also reuse your pellet tins with the screw top.

Search Aluminum Tins Containers with screw top on Amazon or google you will get a million results. Then just pick the size you want.

Ice Breakers mint or candy container "one" or "many". YO!

Or just use an old sock put the tin all the way in and fold it. YO!

When I was a kid I used Tic-Tac containers.

The H&N box is used by a lot of match shooters, to stop pellets from damaging. Filling it is very easy, in one go. And you can clearly see how many pellets you have shot.



Also search for 'aluminum herb container' or 'aluminum stash jar'...

Pill bottles work great and they are free. 

Cut a one inch piece from a inner cykle tube. The baloon tube type. 

You could probably 3d print something personal at your library for free or less than $5.

Search for files of pellet tin covers.

I think I will be using a tic tac candy container since I like tic tacs. 

A friend gave me a rubber cover that is made for chewing tobacco cans that are free from our Circle K convenience stores. Fits JSB small cans perfectly. Best I've seen for keeping open cans from spilling. 



I also decant into a variety of screw top and Altoid Mint containers.

Bob

Oldsparky:


I have used these 2, one is hard and the other is soft...

The plastic hard one on top is bullet proof and the soft one on the bottom allows for different pellet tin sizes, so maybe this is what you want if you shoot different calibers or pellet varieties.

Go to eBay or your browser and search for: Airgun Pellet Tin Protector.

Regards,

AZ

Oldsparky:

This is another container I use, it is made of solid aluminum...Heavy solid machined construction, very sturdy and they make them airtight; the inside of the container is concave so you can easily grab your pellets when shooting ISSF from the gun stand, or when shooting from a bench...The concave feature allows you to grab one pellet at a time without having to look at the container (less distractions)

This is by far the best pellet container there is, but it might be an overkill for your needs..Those are around $40-45.00 US

Regards,

AZ

The best pellet container I've used; endorsed by Tom Gaylord and Ron Robinson-

http://www.airgunproducts.com/shop/pelletcanholder-1

Tea drinkers are aware of these. Tea drinker + airgunner = pellet tin. Basically the same tin as the product link above without the modification. This is a larger tin and will hold 500 .177 pellets.

BEWARE! It’s very easy to pop the tin open accidentally and wind up with a pocket full of loose pellets or dumped in the bottom of your bag. It’s NOT something that I would carry around in my pocket or some other way like in a pouch or bag or case unless the top can be positively protected from having pressure put on it. It’s great for grabbing and sitting to shoot.

https://www.harney.com/collections/tagalongs

For a more secure tin I simply reuse the screw top type tin from other brands that come with them. Some of the last JSBs (8.4) that I have ordered came in screw top tins.

I had an idea. I wrote it up step by step and it vanished! ARRRRRRGGGGGG!!!

Maybe you can imagine the instructions from the pictures. I’m NOT rewriting it. Ha ha!

10.3 JSBs are 1/4” long. Final drill bit size was 19/64” for the hole in the tin. Tightened tin and marked it. Backed off about 1”, marked and drilled up from small size to final sized hole. Debarred sharp edges and filled with pellets to test.


Gently shake to drop one pellet at a time without worry of dumping a whole tin. Tighten up for safe and secure transport.

A pellet storage dispenser container...Not a bad idea but in its present configuration pellets may and will be scratched/damaged when coming out of the hole, if that happens: Good bye Miss Precision! ... Auuuch!

For that effect use a pellet pouch or a pellet pen if not too many shots are going to be taken.

Regards,

AZ