Cook in an Ammo Box with the C4 Portable Grill

Making dinner in an ammo can isn’t an experience most people have had, as it’s generally something that’s reserved for soldiers making stew on the front lines. Cooking in a metal box makes sense from a practical standpoint, so M Grills built a portable grill inspired by those repurposed stew pots. The C4 is built to take some abuse, much like its inspiration, and is made of 12 gauge steel with 304 stainless steel handle and hinge. That means you won’t have to deal with rust on wetter camping trips and dropping it will only add character. One of the perks of making it a box is being able to close it and save charcoal or wood and we’re a little ashamed to say that didn’t occur to us right away. But thinking about it now, it’s definitely a big selling point. Think about all the fires you had to stay up with and let burn, instead of just shutting and starting up in the morning. Now think about grilling on those fires.

Stealth Workbench Boxes – Set of 2

[Shop] Just like the stash boxes that lined your father’s workbench back in the day, these metal vessels are ideal for all sorts of loose necessities. The two cases—the smaller one is nestled inside the larger one—are both made of durable stamped steel and offer simple, attractive storage for EDC gear, loose nuts and bolts, or anything you’d normally toss in your kitchen junk drawer. Each set is made in Italy and comes in a stealth color exclusive to Cool Material. For all the valuable knickknacks strewn around the house or tossed haphazardly on your workbench, these boxes are ready to placate your inner organizational fiend.