Frankford Arsenal’s Ammo Vault locking box features a foam insert for cartridges to rest snugly and quietly in the case.
The shell is of rubber molding over a durable plastic. Squeezing the integral locking mechanism opens the case, which can be height-adjusted for different ammunition. It holds 20 rounds and retails for $10.
Contact: Battenfeld Technologies, Inc.; (877) 509-9160; www.battenfeldtechnologies.com.
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