50 CAL 5.56mm Ammo Can, SGT TROYS

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(One) .50 CAL AMMO CAN USGI VERY GOOD The .50cal Ammo Can is perfect for carrying! Use this ammo can as a dry box for a secure waterproof storage container. The U.S. Military use these boxes for storing ammo. Every box contains a waterproof rubber seal for keeping the water out. The .50 caliber ammo can will hold 800 rounds of 2.23 or 5.56 ammo or 7.62 ammo. Great for storing tools or any other items you may want to keep out of the weather elements! DESCRIPTION • Color: Olive Drab Green • Dimensions: 11L x 5 1/2W x 7D • Material: All Steel • Water Resistant/Water Proof • Genuine Military Issue • Made in USA • NSN 8140-00-960-1699 CONDITION• Very Good Body with Excellent Condition Seals SHIPPING Ships within 1 business day. Multiple item shipping discounts available. International shipping available. * Every .50 cal ammo can is in good to very good condition. No holes. Rubber seals on inside lid are in excellent condition so the can completely seals. The can is empty. The outside of the can may show some signs of wear like fading or may have stencil on the outside. Some cans may have surface scratches or chipped paint on the outside of them. Every can is inspected before shipping to meet this listing criteria. What the writing says will vary from can to can. For example, one can may say 5.56mm instead of 50 Cal. Some cans may be painted over by the military. Due to the way this particular item comes to us, we cannot guarantee a specific writing.

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