New for 2024: MTM Case-Gard PK-12 Powder Keg Storage Box

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posted on January 22, 2024
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PK 12 Powder Keg Lede

MTM Case-Gard has developed a tool for handloaders looking to keep their reloading powder dry and safe in one place.

Stackable Powder Kegs

The MTM PK-12 Powder Keg is a rugged, hinged-lid unit made of high-quality polypropylene that is designed to accommodate multiple reloading powder containers in one place. The PK-12 Powder Keg can simultaneously store up to two eight pound containers, a four pound container and several single pound containers. The boxes are stackable with molded tracts to prevent slippage, and feature dual side-mount latches to keep the lids closed tight. For added security, padlock tabs are incorporated so that the powder can be securely locked during storage.

To prevent environmental intrusion— particularly moisture—from entering the box, the Powder Keg comes with a rubber O-ring seal around the lid to ensure your powder stays dry. Molded-in handles facilitate lifting and transport.

The Pk-12 Powder Keg is colored bright red for easy identification, and measures 19 x 15.7 x 13.4 inches.

Powder Keg with powder in it

To learn more about this and other hunting and shooting equipment solutions, visit MTMCase-Gard.comMSRP: $32.44

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