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Royal Bum
Do you keep your tins?
Just wondering what you guys do with your tins.
Keep em for something?
Toss em?
If you do keep them, what do you use them for?
I was transferring some Nightcap and some My Mixture 965 to jars tonight and debated whether to toss the tins in the closet with the rest of them or toss them in the trash.
How bout it?
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Basket of Deplorables
I keep a few around for screws, q-tips and such.
I tend to be a hoarder, but ya can only keep so many.
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True Derelict
I have a few laying around. Less than 10, I'd say.
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Royal Bum
I will say the H&H tins are larger than most. They will hold more things if you're into using them for storage.
I handload ammo and a H&H tin will hold quite a few 9mm rounds. About 75 or so IIRC. And they stack well.
Of course the Dunhill tins and those of similar size wouldn't be as good for that.
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If heaven has no cigars, I shall not go there. - Mark Twain
It has been my experience that folks who have no vices, have very few virtues. - Abraham Lincoln
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Lonely Wandering Bum
The 50 gram tins are used for little travel pill tins.
Been wanting to try and make a single fire starter out of the round, MacBaren, 100 gram tins. Cut up some corrugated cardboard to just under the height of the tin and add melted bees wax. Haven't gotten that far, yet.
Another one holds dryer lint with a light coating of Vaseline, used for pull apart fire tinder / starter.
Some have been used for small gift wrapping. Others hold various numismatics.
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Lonely Wandering Bum
Originally Posted by
Cool Breeze
I handload ammo and a H&H tin will hold quite a few 9mm rounds. About 75 or so IIRC. And they stack well.
Hey, good idea for .22. Could jam a fun days shooting into a tin, I bet.
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True Derelict
Originally Posted by
Griz
The 50 gram tins are used for little travel pill tins.
Been wanting to try and make a single fire starter out of the round, MacBaren, 100 gram tins. Cut up some corrugated cardboard to just under the height of the tin and add melted bees wax. Haven't gotten that far, yet.
Another one holds dryer lint with a light coating of Vaseline, used for pull apart fire tinder / starter.
Some have been used for small gift wrapping. Others hold various numismatics.
You could probably also use them to make charcloth. Maybe have to burn off any rubber seal first.
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The vintage and otherwise cool looking ones sell on ebay and etsy. I've got a set of old tins on ebay right now, and am about to put a couple more up.
You oughta know not to stand by the window, somebody see you up there.
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Will work for tobacco.
I use them as targets for blackpowder shooting.
If you can hit a tin from 50-70 meters using ball-and-patch, yer ready for elk or deer.
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Royal Bum
Originally Posted by
El Whedo
I use them as targets for blackpowder shooting.
If you can hit a tin from 50-70 meters using ball-and-patch, yer ready for elk or deer.
Never thought about using them for targets. That's a good ideal.
I wonder what would happen if you mixed up some tannerite and filled one with it.
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If heaven has no cigars, I shall not go there. - Mark Twain
It has been my experience that folks who have no vices, have very few virtues. - Abraham Lincoln
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