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Ammo Box

Fifty rounds in a drawer that slides into a closed sleeve and locks with two push-button latches. The sleeve encloses the rounds on every side and holds them down, so nothing can spill even with the buttons pressed — press both, slide, reload. Pockets sized from the real cartridge, the caliber or your own text on the faceplate, and the sleeves stack on the shelf.

Starts as the caliber; make it a name, a load ("124 GR FMJ"), or a range. Set flush into the faceplate in its own color. Clear it for a plain faceplate.

How it's made. Two printed parts in PLA (or PETG), no supports and no hardware. The drawer prints flat: 2.4 mm floor, 50 pockets at the cartridge's largest diameter plus 0.6 mm so every round drops in and lifts out, standing 7 mm proud; a faceplate at its front with the text inlaid 1.2 mm; and on each side a 20 mm cantilever tab carrying a ramped button. The sleeve prints standing on its closed back, a 2 mm tube with a window in each side. Sliding the drawer in, the buttons' ramps press the tabs inward; at home they spring out through the windows and their square faces stop the drawer — pull force goes into the sleeve wall, not into a flexing part, which is why this holds where a snap lid doesn't. A lip on top and a recess underneath let the sleeves stack straight. Rifle boxes (.223, .308) are taller and longer; every size prints on a P1S.