Protective Battery Storage Cases

[zombiescometh]

Anyone know of a pic-mount watertight case for a 123 that is from a reputable source?

If you have a spare light body

https://echoarms.com/collections/hel...8650-front-cap

If you need a vertical grip

https://www.primaryarms.com/tangodow...-bgv-mk46k-fde


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[titsonritz]

If you have a spare light body

https://echoarms.com/collections/hel...8650-front-cap

I need some of those, thanks.

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Thanks

[Hank6046]

https://www.printsbyriot.com/shop/p/range-puck-l

I picked one of these up. Its pretty nice, the only thing is that if you open the wrong way it will spill out all the batteries so I took a sharpie to it

[titsonritz]

I picked one of these up. Its pretty nice, the only thing is that if you open the wrong way it will spill out all the batteries so I took a sharpie to it

Thanks for the feedback.

[Hank6046]

Thanks for the feedback.

What I guess I should also mention is that PBR is engraved on the bottom which for me I wish was reversed as I feel like wearing gloves, you would want the texture on the thumb side as opposed to the palm side as you can feel the marking easier. I guess (insert age old phrase) I'm going to have to train with it

[danieljmaunder]

I use storacell, the link is already in the thread so I won't double post it. I've found they work the best for me, I use the AAA 6 cell, AA 4 cell, CR123 4 cell, and 18650 4 cell. For waterproofing they are placed in a loksak bag. They're very small and compact and don't take up much more room than the batteries themselves and can be moved around on gear relatively easily whether stored inside the main pack or placed in a pouch on a plate carrier or chest rig. I've been using the same ones for a couple years now and they've lasted a lot of field cycles. I went with the smaller capacity storage cells due to sizing and ease of placement in equipment. Bonus is they're also really inexpensive compared to thrym and some other options.