Multiple Firearm Magazine Storage Ideas?

[ray1970]

All I need is a double barreled shotgun. You shoot it in the air and the bad guys flee.

None of those 9mm lung eradicators for me!

Pro tip. You can save that ammunition by getting a pump. Just the sound of chambering a round puts fear into the heart of a bad guy and causes him to flee.

[SideShow Bob]

I use a few of these German grenade crates to store & organize my pistol magazines. Easy to use a rotary tool to remove dividers if I need to.
The molded bottom is a separate piece and is removable, and you are left Rectangular compartments matching the top, perfect for magazines.



https://colemans.com/german-grenade-box-2-pack

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[Sawin]

I keep a few extra mags for a given caliber in the ammo can with the loose rounds. That way I have mags ready when I go shoot that caliber.

[Doc45]

Like above, I use plastic ammo cans-1 for the .45 mags and another for 9 mags.

[rondog]

I don't have magazines, only high capacity fully-automatic assault clips.

[BlasterBob]

I don't have magazines, only high capacity fully-automatic assault clips.

Oh no, the magazine police will correct him soon for using word CLIPS rather than magazines.

[theGinsue]

Oh no, the magazine police will correct him soon for using word CLIPS rather than magazines.

I hope not as it's clear he was making a point of specifically using the word "clips"

[BlasterBob]

I hope not as it's clear he was making a point of specifically using the word "clips"

[rondog]

I hope not as it's clear he was making a point of specifically using the word "clips"

[Little Dutch]

This certainly seems like an issue that someone should be able to solve on their own, but I'm looking for good ideas--

How do you store/organize extra magazines for your handguns? The firearms are stored in a safe in pistol racks, but that doesn't leave a lot of space for spare mags, especially if you like to have a decent supply of extras. Just chucking them in a box doesn't work well, either, as plenty are unmarked and look similar.

Ideally, i'm looking for a solution to keep them in a container of some sort that I can grab to take to the range whenever a certain gun makes the trip. It could be a box, one of those small plastic ammo cans, whatever--but something that's organized and easily grabbable. Original boxes aren't great for this, as usually the number of mags doesn't fit, and the guns are usually riding in a bigger case to the range.

If you have any great ideas, lay them on me.

I only buy 1911s and AR-15s. I have two plastic 50 gallon drums with the tops removed. One holds loaded 1911 magazines, the other holds loaded AR mags.
Your problem is you fell for the meme of owning more than one platform. Simplify, man.