What do you store your charges in?

[Doc Brown.]

I was wondering what type of box you think would be the best with safety being key to store your premeasured aluminum wrapped powder charges in? Thanks

[intoodeep]

 A bit of lite reading for ya. 

http://www.gboreloaded.com/forums/index.php/topic,96763.msg1098243345.html#msg1098243345

[Doc Brown.]

Good link. Thank you.

[Articifer Tom]

Ammo cans, prefer the large one holds about 44 rds. of 10 oz. 3" . Line inside with cardboard ,to kinda match fed spec of portable magazine with wood liner . When done it is dry air tight and spark resistant a lock can be added if not locked otherwise . Store primers separate .

[flagman1776]

I have a large ex-Navy grey steel ammo can on a dolly...  lined with cardboard as a main black powder magazine.  More room than the legal limit in 1# cans.
I keep prepared charges in a wooden magazine box for use in the field...  about 12 x 15 with self closing lid.  Bronze hasp for lock.  Inside I have used egg crates.  Some standard, some super jumbo size. 
GB charges for newest are not fitting egg crates well.  I tried 1.75" hole cutting the egg crates both w/o & with sealing spray...  unsuccessful.   I'm working on an upgrade to drilled holes in boards.  I'm laminating 3 pine boards & laying out 1.75 hole cutter pattern. (2 rows of 7)  A thin bottom of luan to complete.
     

[Doc Brown.]

I have a large ex-Navy grey steel ammo can on a dolly...  lined with cardboard as a main black powder magazine.  More room than the legal limit in 1# cans.
I keep prepared charges in a wooden magazine box for use in the field...  about 12 x 15 with self closing lid.  Bronze hasp for lock.  Inside I have used egg crates.  Some standard, some super jumbo size. 
GB charges for newest are not fitting egg crates well.  I tried 1.75" hole cutting the egg crates both w/o & with sealing spray...  unsuccessful.   I'm working on an upgrade to drilled holes in boards.  I'm laminating 3 pine boards & laying out 1.75 hole cutter pattern. (2 rows of 7)  A thin bottom of luan to complete.
     

Thanks Flagman thanks everyone for the replies. The main reason I asked was I had a very old friend who I made a thunder mug for about 6 months ago. He hasn't ever owned a cannon or anything and he has all kinds of good questions that I just cant help him with. He wanted to store his premeasured charges in glass baby food jars.
Word of advice to anyone reading this. A thunder mug will kill you in a hurry if you don't know what your doing!
I don't know much about safety but glass jars seemed like a bad idea. On so many levels.

[Double D]

Good advice Doc.

I use wooden boxes I pick up at craft shops .  http://www.woodcrafter.com/boxes.aspx