Best 123a Case EVER

This is hands down the BEST 123a battery case I have ever seen.... and now I happen to own two of them. Holds 24 batteries, (four reloads for the M6). It's waterproof, stackable, it seperates each battery so they don't touch positive to negative.

FREAKIN' SWEET (shown with an L4 for size)

The 1020 for123 cells is nice. I've got it's little brother (1010) in yellow, which holds 12 cells.

I've also got the 1010, but in blue. Great case! I had a 1010 in red, but gave it to my sis-in-law.

Normally I'd keep this to myself, but I am compelled... Oooohhh! Ahhhh!

I have a red Pelican case (1040) which holds my light and 6 cells. It really is a great case.

*edit - oops. It holds 12 cells. I only have 6 left!*

Dang! That sure looks sweet! It is just not very practical for backpacking/trekking/climbing. I need something way smaller and lighter than that.

Ho Hey Yeah!

Who has the best prices on these suckers?

thx

Can you just get the foam?

seems battery station was offering a loaded special on these

These box cases look neat and are very protective (when that matters), but take up a lot of space and are heavy. It seems like it'd be better to store/carry 123s in a tube, perhaps a clear tube with one openable end. This would take up much less room.:naughty:

Leef said:

These box cases look neat and are very protective (when that matters), but take up a lot of space and are heavy. It seems like it'd be better to store/carry 123s in a tube, perhaps a clear tube with one openable end. This would take up much less room.:naughty:

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Now THAT's thinking out of the box!!

yes they are great iv got 2 of them, 1010 they hold 15 cr123 each ... CPF special at $25. for the nice case and loaded with 15 BS batteries...some of yall my not know but they also have over pressure vents on the case as well

StainlessSteel said:

This is hands down the BEST 123a battery case I have ever seen.... and now I happen to own two of them. Holds 24 batteries, (four reloads for the M6). It's waterproof, stackable, it seperates each battery so they don't touch positive to negative.

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I very much like the plastic tube idea - does it really matter if the + of one touches the - of another ? There's no continuity . No current can flow . But Egg-crates for batteries are nice - makes em look real organized and visually appealing . .:rock: and they don't


(We need an x-tra tube on our flashlights like the magazine tube on a shotgun.) .

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Some other options are here:
http://www.inanycase.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=BATT

I like the BATUCA, it can hold AA, CR123 or CR2:
http://www.inanycase.com/Merchant2/...BATUCA-BW&Category_Code=BATT&Product_Count=13

Otterboxes and the like are great for holding yer stash of batts but for carrying a couple of spares around I really prefer a plastic match safe (also found at Walmart, sports authority, etc).

Where can I buy this one?
I would also be interrested in a 1010 model, but not the plain color, I really like the clear aspect.

StainlessSteel said:

This is hands down the BEST 123a battery case I have ever seen.... and now I happen to own two of them. Holds 24 batteries, (four reloads for the M6). It's waterproof, stackable, it seperates each battery so they don't touch positive to negative.

FREAKIN' SWEET (shown with an L4 for size)

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Leef said:

These box cases look neat and are very protective (when that matters), but take up a lot of space and are heavy. It seems like it'd be better to store/carry 123s in a tube, perhaps a clear tube with one openable end. This would take up much less room.:naughty:

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Something like this?

It's a paintball tube, cut down to hold two cr123's. In it's original length, it holds exactly five of them. And the best of it, it only costs a few cents...

Chrisse

Pelican 1030 cases