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product_id: 492235362
title: "ACDC30, Divided Ammo Crate Utility Box, Water- Resistant, Stackable, Snap Latch, USA Made, Dark Earth"
brand: "mtm"
price: "€ 124.51"
currency: EUR
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# Water-resistant O-Ring seal 45L spacious capacity 4 padlock tabs + snap latches ACDC30, Divided Ammo Crate Utility Box, Water- Resistant, Stackable, Snap Latch, USA Made, Dark Earth

**Brand:** mtm
**Price:** € 124.51
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔐 Lock in your gear, stack up your success.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ACDC30, Divided Ammo Crate Utility Box, Water- Resistant, Stackable, Snap Latch, USA Made, Dark Earth by mtm
- **How much does it cost?** € 124.51 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- mtm enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted mtm brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Proudly USA Made:** Crafted domestically with a 5-year warranty, combining quality and reliability for the discerning professional.
- • **Secure & Stackable:** Snap latches, padlock tabs, and tie-down points ensure your gear stays locked and stackable for efficient storage.
- • **Built for the Long Haul:** Heavy-duty polypropylene shell with a 75-lb carrying capacity supports your toughest transport needs.
- • **Weather-Ready Protection:** Water-resistant O-Ring seal guards your essentials from moisture during outdoor adventures or daily commutes.
- • **Modular Organization Mastery:** 3 removable partitions let you customize storage for ammo, gear, or tools with ease.

## Overview

The MTM ACDC30 Divided Ammo Crate is a rugged, water-resistant utility box designed for versatile storage and transport. Featuring a spacious 45-liter interior with 3 removable partitions, secure snap latches with padlock tabs, and a stackable design, it supports up to 75 lbs and is made in the USA with durable polypropylene. Perfect for professionals seeking organized, reliable, and weather-ready gear storage.

## Description

MTM’s ACDC30 Divided Ammo Crate combines the sturdy protection of MTM’s other trusted Ammo Crates with the capacity and division of have 4-30 caliber cans under one lid. The ACDC30’s spacious interior features three removable partitions for many storage options. Organize gear with all four sections or remove partitions completely for items up to 17.5” long. Intended for stackable storing, the ACDC30 securely nests with all five of MTM’s other Ammo Crate Utility Boxes. COLOR: (72) Dark Earth. Made in the USA.

Review: These storage crates are amazing - I originally got the full set of the MTM Ammo Crates for a move and would also be handy for storage in the car, camping, gear storage, outdoor gear storage, tool storage, hunting gear storage, range gear storage, on hell of a day at the range ammo transport and storage chest etc. These crates all seemed to be a perfect size for the stuff I got to move with. So perfect I end up buying several of the various sizes and configurations that worked best for my needs and I ended up with a dozen of these because of the quality, price , durability and the ammount of weight that it can hold. Would I recommend these crates heck yes and I have. I have a friend that's a landscaper and they bought a bunch of the MTM crates to use as a truck bed organizer for his truck cab and bed for the various auto emergency kits, tools and important documents storage and job documents such as landscape design blueprints showing the layout of the new landscaping and patios/decks etc. As well as other important things. I even showed a few of my boat captains who then sold the boat owner on getting them to use for first aid gear, boat logs and docs, emergency gear and the captains and the crews personal lockers for their foul weather gear and other personal equipment like night vision and thermal scopes for search and rescue equipment. These crates are definitely going to protect your gear from the typical bumps and stuff but there is no included pull and pluck foam like a pelican case but these are several hundred dollars less expensive for simmaler items. But if you are wealthy then go with pelican because they are the best and I have several of their crates for electronics and firearms and they are worth every penny for expedition grade cases. But these are just fine to transport gear and as trunk organizers and for the price you won't find a better case than MTM. They are water resistant and will keep your gear dry but lack pressure valves so I probably wouldn't trust it much deeper than 10 to 20 feet of water. While they will do pretty much everything that the expensive pelican case products go is that pelican is expedition grade while MTM is commuter grade. But it is what it is but you will not go wrong with these and they make Rubbermaid and other plastic storage containers look like ziplock storage containers. I am getting ready to buy a bunch more to use for storage down in the basement and out in the greenhouse for fertilizers and other garden stuff that needs to stay dry and in a safe manner to prevent the dogs or kids from getting into anything that they shouldn't be messing around with. We used the crates as food storage containers when the kids were little and we would take camping trips as a family. But now that the kids are grown and married we use one of the camping tubs when we are traveling with our 3 Boxers that love to travel. We use this tub to store their kibble and the food and water bowls. While another holds their toys, coats and other stuff like extra leashes. I told a friend who has a jeep Wrangler and he ended up measuring the space behind the rear seat and purchased the appropriate sized storage crates to fit between the seat and the tailgate door. He also raised the rear seat by about 1.5 inches so he could put a tub under the rear seat for the recovery equipment. While the tubs took up some room, they also left the perfect gap to secure several grocery bags worth of stuff. Between the seat ;back and the rear door of the Jeep.
Review: I love everything about it! - Just like all of the positives said, it's a good deal. I would buy this again, it's a very nice box and it does do exactly what it says it will do, for me, anyway. I used my $15.00 I had on my credit card points and so it only cost me $1.93, so I am happy about that. I was thinking about waiting until AFTER the New Year to get it, then I saw that it was discounted for Christmas (or, not) and maybe I needed to get it at the price now, which just a little over $15.00... It's entirely possible that the price was upped BEFORE Christmas, but, we'll see, if it is lower AFTER Christmas, then I will pprobably get another. At any rate, it's worth $15.00 for sure, it's a really nice size too, at least for what I have planned, storing gun related things in it, maybe even some ammo in some MTM ammo cases, which, I also love. I have not noticed anyone talking about the colors, Flat Dark Earth (FDE) is one of the hardest colors to stabilize I have found. It's always all over the place, sometimes Coyote Brown is called FDE. This time though, I am pretty happy, I have a KelTec 2000 that has some FDE on it, they match pretty close. It's not like it's THAT important, but when you buy stuff it's always better if the colors match, rather than not. Tacky is still tacky... :) The dividers do not bother me, I read where some said they are disappointed, it's fine for my purposes, although, I can relate to what was said. My thoughts on that is, if you look CLOSER you can see some ways to remedy that. (See my (5) pictures) Grab one of the partitions and try and place it anywhere, you will quickly see that it's not going to fit right, not yet, anyway. The 'guides' that the partitions insert into are spaced evenly, but looking closer you will see other options. Try and place the partition in places that you can squeeze it into. Doing this, you can tell that there are rectangular 'bumps' on each side of the "guides" on the VERTICAL walls. Insert the partitions into areas that DO NOT have that the "bumps". The partitions will fit. The downside is, on the bottom of each partition it is not supported as it is when inserted into the guides, but, it's better than nothing. (My explanations probably make this harder than it is, if so, just look at the pictures) There are places that ARE supported though, keep looking and you can see areas right next to the guides that you can insert the partition and it works fine and IT IS supported. The drawback is, you just can't do that anywhere that you might want them. Anyway, play around with that information and see what you come up with, I don't have a real need to move the partitions so without placing things in there I can't foresee it all. I took some pictures to hopefully explain it all a little better. There are 5 pictures (Numbered in the center in RED) _______________________________________________________________________________________ (1) I start out showing how you can fit 'some things' in it by repositioning the partitions. Notice the GREEN boxes showing the partitions and their guides. _______________________________________________________________________________________ (2) I show the box in this example with the NORMAL SPACING of the partitions in place and how it looks with some of my random stuff in it. If you notice, the LARGE BLUE box of .22 ammo doesn't fit. (I apologize, I have TWO blue boxes of .22 ammo, the large one has the ammo facing downward, so it 'may' get kind of confusing) _______________________________________________________________________________________ (3) In this example, the LARGE GREEN box of ammo is too large to fit even still, it's actually too long AND too wide to fit into the original spacing of the partitions. _______________________________________________________________________________________ (4) I removed ONLY ONE partition on the left, it is STILL too long and too wide to fit without removing the middle partition. Please notice that only ONE partitions was removed. _______________________________________________________________________________________ (5) After removing the middle partition, the LONG GREEN ammo box now fits. I moved the middle partition over to the right NEXT to the guide less than 1", it will be good enough for most people I would think if used this way. It won't be perfect, but it is stable enough to have more stuff that you want in the box without cutting, drilling, or whatever... Also, PLEASE NOTE that the LARGE GREEN ammo box is now laying flat on the bottom and I have stacked *** 200 .22 LR on top of it. *** The GREEN BOX underneath appears to be TWO boxes, it's just segmented, it has two lids, but is only one box. It's also a MTM brand ammo box for 9mm ammo. _______________________________________________________________________________________ ***NOTE*** If you have the BLUE MTM 100 count 9mm boxes you can place 200 .22's in there, place one normally, then add the second one in the same hole but pointed downwards. You can always do that with ANY brand of ammo boxes. All it is, you just stick TWO bullets into the area where one bullet would go. (That part was another REVIEWERS helpful tip) That is one way, but I just have them ALL facing downwards, when you do it like this it creates a pretty round pattern. You're welcome! :) I really, REALLY hope that you find this useful and I didn't confuse you, it was even complicated for me to make this, so I hope that you are smarter than I am! :)

## Features

- Ideal for easier carry and transport of multi-caliber ammo storage
- Spacious, compartmented interior with 3 removable partitions
- Water-resistant O-Ring seal (non-submersible); Stackable design with tie-down and strap-over points
- Strong snap latches plus 4 padlock tabs; Heavy-lift handles with a 75-lb carrying capacity
- Made in the USA; Inside Dimensions: 17.7”(45cm) x 8.6”(22cm) x 6.6”(17cm); Outside Dimensions: 21”(53cm) x 11.2”(28cm) x 7.5”(19cm)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BBJZVKNW |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,925 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #10 in Ammunition & Magazine Boxes, Cans & Cases |
| Brand | MTM |
| Brand Name | MTM |
| Capacity | 45 Liters |
| Closure Type | Latch |
| Color | Dark Earth |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (1,504) |
| Date First Available | August 22, 2022 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00026057363721 |
| Included Components | utility box |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 21 x 11.2 x 7.5 inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 23.85 x 11.55 x 8.15 inches |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 3.7 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | MTM |
| Material | Polypropylene |
| Material Feature | Water-resistant O-Ring seal |
| Model Name | ACDC30 |
| Number of Compartments | 4 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Opening Mechanism | Snap |
| Package Weight | 2.04 Kilograms |
| Part Number | ACDC30 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Product Dimensions | 21"L x 11.2"W x 7.5"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Ammo Storage |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | ACDC30 |
| Special Feature | Stackable |
| Storage Volume | 45 Liters |
| Style | ACDC30 |
| Suggested Users | Unisex-Adult |
| UPC | 026057363721 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 5 Year Manufacturer |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** MTM
- **Color:** Dark Earth
- **Material:** Polypropylene
- **Special Feature:** Stackable
- **Style:** ACDC30

## Images

![ACDC30, Divided Ammo Crate Utility Box, Water- Resistant, Stackable, Snap Latch, USA Made, Dark Earth - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71ubDad7p0L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will this stack with the ACR ammo crates?**
A: It will stack on the ACR but will slide forward and back.  The ACR will not fit in the grooves of the divided ammo crate.

**Q: How many MTM 100 round 6x2x6” Ammo boxes can each section stack/fit?**
A: I have 3 MTM ACR12-72 Ammo Crate Utility Boxs and they stack well.... not sure about the MTM 100 round 6x2x6” Ammo box, as I only have one.  I wold imagine you could maube safely stack 3, but I would not stack anymore than that just because they are narrower and maybe not as stable as the MCM ACR12-72.

**Q: Will it hold 1000 rounds of 30-06?**
A: : I can't vouch for 30-06. I bought mine to separate my different calibers of hand gun ammo. You might want to check out the MTM ACR5-72 ACR5 Ammo Crate. I used those for 5.56 . You can get 1500 5.56 in those so I'm sure 1000 of 30-06 would be no problem.

**Q: is it big enough to hold 1000 rounds of .40 still in boxes?**
A: It's big enough. You may not be able to use the dividers with that many boxes

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ These storage crates are amazing
*by A***W on December 29, 2024*

I originally got the full set of the MTM Ammo Crates for a move and would also be handy for storage in the car, camping, gear storage, outdoor gear storage, tool storage, hunting gear storage, range gear storage, on hell of a day at the range ammo transport and storage chest etc. These crates all seemed to be a perfect size for the stuff I got to move with. So perfect I end up buying several of the various sizes and configurations that worked best for my needs and I ended up with a dozen of these because of the quality, price , durability and the ammount of weight that it can hold. Would I recommend these crates heck yes and I have. I have a friend that's a landscaper and they bought a bunch of the MTM crates to use as a truck bed organizer for his truck cab and bed for the various auto emergency kits, tools and important documents storage and job documents such as landscape design blueprints showing the layout of the new landscaping and patios/decks etc. As well as other important things. I even showed a few of my boat captains who then sold the boat owner on getting them to use for first aid gear, boat logs and docs, emergency gear and the captains and the crews personal lockers for their foul weather gear and other personal equipment like night vision and thermal scopes for search and rescue equipment. These crates are definitely going to protect your gear from the typical bumps and stuff but there is no included pull and pluck foam like a pelican case but these are several hundred dollars less expensive for simmaler items. But if you are wealthy then go with pelican because they are the best and I have several of their crates for electronics and firearms and they are worth every penny for expedition grade cases. But these are just fine to transport gear and as trunk organizers and for the price you won't find a better case than MTM. They are water resistant and will keep your gear dry but lack pressure valves so I probably wouldn't trust it much deeper than 10 to 20 feet of water. While they will do pretty much everything that the expensive pelican case products go is that pelican is expedition grade while MTM is commuter grade. But it is what it is but you will not go wrong with these and they make Rubbermaid and other plastic storage containers look like ziplock storage containers. I am getting ready to buy a bunch more to use for storage down in the basement and out in the greenhouse for fertilizers and other garden stuff that needs to stay dry and in a safe manner to prevent the dogs or kids from getting into anything that they shouldn't be messing around with. We used the crates as food storage containers when the kids were little and we would take camping trips as a family. But now that the kids are grown and married we use one of the camping tubs when we are traveling with our 3 Boxers that love to travel. We use this tub to store their kibble and the food and water bowls. While another holds their toys, coats and other stuff like extra leashes. I told a friend who has a jeep Wrangler and he ended up measuring the space behind the rear seat and purchased the appropriate sized storage crates to fit between the seat and the tailgate door. He also raised the rear seat by about 1.5 inches so he could put a tub under the rear seat for the recovery equipment. While the tubs took up some room, they also left the perfect gap to secure several grocery bags worth of stuff. Between the seat ;back and the rear door of the Jeep.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I love everything about it!
*by R***. on December 24, 2024*

Just like all of the positives said, it's a good deal. I would buy this again, it's a very nice box and it does do exactly what it says it will do, for me, anyway. I used my $15.00 I had on my credit card points and so it only cost me $1.93, so I am happy about that. I was thinking about waiting until AFTER the New Year to get it, then I saw that it was discounted for Christmas (or, not) and maybe I needed to get it at the price now, which just a little over $15.00... It's entirely possible that the price was upped BEFORE Christmas, but, we'll see, if it is lower AFTER Christmas, then I will pprobably get another. At any rate, it's worth $15.00 for sure, it's a really nice size too, at least for what I have planned, storing gun related things in it, maybe even some ammo in some MTM ammo cases, which, I also love. I have not noticed anyone talking about the colors, Flat Dark Earth (FDE) is one of the hardest colors to stabilize I have found. It's always all over the place, sometimes Coyote Brown is called FDE. This time though, I am pretty happy, I have a KelTec 2000 that has some FDE on it, they match pretty close. It's not like it's THAT important, but when you buy stuff it's always better if the colors match, rather than not. Tacky is still tacky... :) The dividers do not bother me, I read where some said they are disappointed, it's fine for my purposes, although, I can relate to what was said. My thoughts on that is, if you look CLOSER you can see some ways to remedy that. (See my (5) pictures) Grab one of the partitions and try and place it anywhere, you will quickly see that it's not going to fit right, not yet, anyway. The 'guides' that the partitions insert into are spaced evenly, but looking closer you will see other options. Try and place the partition in places that you can squeeze it into. Doing this, you can tell that there are rectangular 'bumps' on each side of the "guides" on the VERTICAL walls. Insert the partitions into areas that DO NOT have that the "bumps". The partitions will fit. The downside is, on the bottom of each partition it is not supported as it is when inserted into the guides, but, it's better than nothing. (My explanations probably make this harder than it is, if so, just look at the pictures) There are places that ARE supported though, keep looking and you can see areas right next to the guides that you can insert the partition and it works fine and IT IS supported. The drawback is, you just can't do that anywhere that you might want them. Anyway, play around with that information and see what you come up with, I don't have a real need to move the partitions so without placing things in there I can't foresee it all. I took some pictures to hopefully explain it all a little better. There are 5 pictures (Numbered in the center in RED) _______________________________________________________________________________________ (1) I start out showing how you can fit 'some things' in it by repositioning the partitions. Notice the GREEN boxes showing the partitions and their guides. _______________________________________________________________________________________ (2) I show the box in this example with the NORMAL SPACING of the partitions in place and how it looks with some of my random stuff in it. If you notice, the LARGE BLUE box of .22 ammo doesn't fit. (I apologize, I have TWO blue boxes of .22 ammo, the large one has the ammo facing downward, so it 'may' get kind of confusing) _______________________________________________________________________________________ (3) In this example, the LARGE GREEN box of ammo is too large to fit even still, it's actually too long AND too wide to fit into the original spacing of the partitions. _______________________________________________________________________________________ (4) I removed ONLY ONE partition on the left, it is STILL too long and too wide to fit without removing the middle partition. Please notice that only ONE partitions was removed. _______________________________________________________________________________________ (5) After removing the middle partition, the LONG GREEN ammo box now fits. I moved the middle partition over to the right NEXT to the guide less than 1", it will be good enough for most people I would think if used this way. It won't be perfect, but it is stable enough to have more stuff that you want in the box without cutting, drilling, or whatever... Also, PLEASE NOTE that the LARGE GREEN ammo box is now laying flat on the bottom and I have stacked *** 200 .22 LR on top of it. *** The GREEN BOX underneath appears to be TWO boxes, it's just segmented, it has two lids, but is only one box. It's also a MTM brand ammo box for 9mm ammo. _______________________________________________________________________________________ ***NOTE*** If you have the BLUE MTM 100 count 9mm boxes you can place 200 .22's in there, place one normally, then add the second one in the same hole but pointed downwards. You can always do that with ANY brand of ammo boxes. All it is, you just stick TWO bullets into the area where one bullet would go. (That part was another REVIEWERS helpful tip) That is one way, but I just have them ALL facing downwards, when you do it like this it creates a pretty round pattern. You're welcome! :) I really, REALLY hope that you find this useful and I didn't confuse you, it was even complicated for me to make this, so I hope that you are smarter than I am! :)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect for trail camera storage!!!
*by J***D on November 24, 2025*

I bought these to store my trail cameras in. These are perfect for them. I can fit up to 12 cameras in them, depending on the camera. The fit is incredible. The dividers are perfect for separating the cameras and there is enough room to the straps as well. Perfect item and the plastic seems very durable.

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