USGI BROWN 81MM MORTAR CASE (M252) USED
In stock
- SKU
- 91592798
- Color
- Brown
- Style
- Ammo Can, Storage
Description
The USGI 81mm Mortar Round Case is a genuine U.S. military-issue steel container originally built to transport and store 81mm mortar rounds in the field. Now released from service, it lands on your shelves as a rugged, authentic piece of American military hardware with immediate crossover appeal to surplus collectors, preppers, reenactors, and outdoorsmen who value real-deal storage over consumer knock-offs.
Finished in the classic U.S. military brown over its earlier olive drab base coat, this case shows the honest wear and repainting history typical of gear that has actually served — scuffs, paint chips, stenciled markings, and hardware patina all confirm its provenance. Inside, the fitted metal dividers and retaining straps that once cradled mortar rounds remain in place, creating ready-made compartments that shopkeepers can easily reposition to the tool, ammunition, gear, or collectible storage angle their customer base responds to.
Built for Service, Ready for a Second Life
Constructed from heavy-gauge steel with a hinged full-length lid, twin latching closures, and reinforced end handles, this case was engineered to survive rough handling, transport shocks, and long-term field storage. That same overbuilt construction makes it a natural fit for a wide range of end-user applications long after its military career.
Strong Retail Angles
- Military surplus collectors and reenactors — genuine issued piece with original markings
- Preppers and reloaders — secure, stackable storage for ammunition, components, and supplies
- Outdoorsmen and campers — tough truck-bed and cabin storage that shrugs off abuse
- Tool and workshop use — heavy-duty organizer for hand tools, hardware, and shop consumables
- Man-cave and décor buyers — authentic military display piece with instant character
Condition
This is a used, previously-issued item. Expect field-use character: paint wear, scuffs, faded or overpainted stencils, and light surface marks on the steel and hardware. Each case is unique — that authentic service history is exactly what buyers of real surplus are looking for, and it separates this piece from any modern commercial container.