I use different set ups for different items - based on security &/or need for certain storage conditions (temp or moisture).
Reloading - all powders & primers, loaded ammo are under lock & key in the man cave (colour steel shed) which itself is double security locked, with motion sensors, alarms and CCTV. A set of metal clothes lockers 2 level, like in your changing rooms at gym for reloading powders, components and ammo. Plus a large steel lockable box from Bunnings and a floor mounted safe.
Pills are in large plastic bins with clip seal lids, one for each calibre. And I use an old set of drawers for all the brass, dies, tools and other goodies.
Hunting clothes, jackets, gear, binos, camera, tents, packs, boots etc all reside in 2x double wardrobes in spare room in house. Use the large clip seal plastic boxes in the wardrobe to keep things in organised "families".
I've built a special secure lock up in side my man cave shed for gun safe, optics, stocks, stuff & spare parts etc. Also keep all my tools - saws, drills, router, etc etc in the lock up. Keeps everything out of sight and not easily accessible if the worst happened.
When all else fails buy a bigger house or shed![]()
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