Plate carrier battery storage

[whitemamba91]

I tried searching on google and ingo and had no luck on this. I recently started putting together my plate carrier and belt system. Im wondering what everyone is doing with spare batteries. I found the cellvault for my cr123a but am curious what everyone does with the small watch batteries for their optics?

 

[Cameramonkey]

I tried searching on google and ingo and had no luck on this. I recently started putting together my plate carrier and belt system. Im wondering what everyone is doing with spare batteries. I found the cellvault for my cr123a but am curious what everyone does with the small watch batteries for their optics?

I use a 2 CR123 plastic storage box. Stick the batteries in a druggie ziplock (you know, the 1x1 inch size that the screws for your optics come in) to keep them from rattling around. I found that by themselves in a baggie they were too small and easily lost. The box adds enough bulk to keep track, but not so much that space is wasted.

https://www.amazon.com/battery-stor...7998553&sprefix=cr123+battery,aps,194&sr=8-14

 

[whitemamba91]

Perfect. Thank you!

 

[jsharmon7]

I have this and really like it for CR123 batteries:

https://www.511tactical.com/tactical-battery-case.html

Not sure how well it would work for the little round batteries.

 

[Vigilant]

I use either the TAD gear BC4, or the BC8, depending on how many battery powered items I’m running at the time.

https://tripleaughtdesign.com/shop/bc4-pouch/

 

[MCgrease08]

All my rifles have either Magpul or BCM pistol grips with enough room to store spare batteries.

 

[whitemamba91]

Never seen any of those. Thanks for the tips.

 

[Elcardo]

All my rifles have either Magpul or BCM pistol grips with enough room to store spare batteries.

I do the same, I have 2 of the watch batteries for my optic plus a spare bolt in there

 

[Gaffer]

All my rifles have either Magpul or BCM pistol grips with enough room to store spare batteries.

Yeah, same thing I do. If my rifle has a powered anything the extra battery(s) are in it somewhere.