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I have used a few plastic ammo cans but not for caching. The only drawback was on a few of them, the locking mechanisms broke. They were being used harder than a person would hope a cache would be, I'd think they would hold up nearly as well as the metal cans. And much better than a film canister or nano!
DNFTT! DNFTT! DNFTT!
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All the nano's are gone
They are still giving away buttons (FTF and "I Love Geocaching") and bumper stickers.
I just now checked my email and had a message. "Last nano we have. I will get it in the mail to you ASAP." Woo Hoo, gota love promotions.
I've used these dry boxes http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/se...dry%20box&sr=1
which I bought from Boater's World. The boxes hold up well outdoors. They come in dark green, too (with a removable ammo tray), much easier to hide in the woods.
The Boater's World near me shut down, so I recently bought one at Dick's Sporting Goods, but I cringed at the price. (More than the current online price. Why that?)
There's no Cabela's close by me, and I like to check stuff out before I buy online, but the price is right... might be worth a try.
I can always hit up Ericles for some more of his 50 cal. military boxes, which don't hold as much swag, but are easier to place, being narrower.