Abstract: Various embodiments of the present disclosure include an ammunition sorting device. The ammunition sorting device can include a sorting tray. In some embodiments, the sorting tray can include a proximal sorting portion and a distal sorting portion. In some embodiments, a plurality of sorting lumens can be defined within the sorting tray. In some embodiments, each of the plurality of sorting lumens can extend between the proximal sorting portion and the distal sorting portion of the sorting tray. In some embodiments, a chute can be disposed adjacent the distal sorting portion of the sorting tray, the chute including a proximal chute portion and a distal chute portion. In some embodiments, the chute can define a plurality of chute lumens corresponding to each of the plurality of sorting lumens and extending between the proximal chute portion and the distal chute portion.

Abstract: Various embodiments of the present disclosure include an ammunition sorting device. The ammunition sorting device can include a sorting tray. In some embodiments, the sorting tray can include a proximal sorting portion and a distal sorting portion. In some embodiments, a plurality of sorting lumens can be defined within the sorting tray. In some embodiments, each of the plurality of sorting lumens can extend between the proximal sorting portion and the distal sorting portion of the sorting tray. In some embodiments, a chute can be disposed adjacent the distal sorting portion of the sorting tray, the chute including a proximal chute portion and a distal chute portion. In some embodiments, the chute can define a plurality of chute lumens corresponding to each of the plurality of sorting lumens and extending between the proximal chute portion and the distal chute portion.

Abstract: An ammunition organization system having a plurality of ammunition organization rows connected to each other through magnetic row couples to form an ammo stack, and a cover attached to the ammo stack row couples by magnetic cover couples. The ammunition organization system allows for ammunition to be stored neatly, while reducing the difficulty of extracting ammunition by allowing the rows to be selectively separated from or combined to each other. Each ammunition organization row has a known quantity of ammunition slots for holding ammunition, making it easy to determine the amount of ammunition held within. The ammunition slots also allow for easy identification of each round, allowing multiple types of ammo to be organized concisely within the same ammunition organization system. Alternative coupling methods including pins, clasps, or other coupling systems may also be used in connecting the ammunition organization rows to each other as well as the cover.

Abstract: An ammunition organization system having a plurality of ammunition organization rows connected to each other through magnetic row couples to form an ammo stack, and a cover attached to the ammo stack row couples by magnetic cover couples. The ammunition organization system allows for ammunition to be stored neatly, while reducing the difficulty of extracting ammunition by allowing the rows to be selectively separated from or combined to each other. Each ammunition organization row has a known quantity of ammunition slots for holding ammunition, making it easy to determine the amount of ammunition held within. The ammunition slots also allow for easy identification of each round, allowing multiple types of ammo to be organized concisely within the same ammunition organization system. Alternative coupling methods including pins, clasps, or other coupling systems may also be used in connecting the ammunition organization rows to each other as well as the cover.