They are the cat's meow aren't they? He's made some out of walnut, curly maple, three or four species of spalted wood, always when I don't have enough play money to buy another one of course.
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I made a range box lets see some more.
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I adapted an antique “sewing” box for my range box, and also made a combination. loading/range box like others here:
mckaylodge
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I see several have used machinists chests for this purpose. I just finished modifying the top compartment of one adding two inches under the lid to accommodate a Howdah. Not too heavy to carry but my “range” is on my farm.
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RhinoDave
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I think that our range boxes are like women purses, they go from little clutches that hold just enough supplies for a short round of shooting to a cargo bag that holds a years supply of everything that could possibly be needed. I have seen guys haul a box out that was on wheels and I 've seen guys come with everything they needed stuffed in pockets. Like most I fall somewhere in between. I found an old wooden tackle box that I customized for my cap and ball revolver and I use a modern, medium sized tool box with a top tray for my long guns. I try to bring only what is needed for the particular gun or guns that I will shoot that day but like many, if there is room in the box, it stays there. Never can tell if I might need 4lbs of powder or 700 percussion caps 
