Do they come loose in the box or are they in holders? I will likely reload these so if they have holders I will nausea them for the reloads if the casings are in good shape after used.

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Eric V. · Answer

Yup! Pieces of plastic. Nausea?

Michael W. · Answer

Max, These rounds are packaged with plastic cartridge holders to hold rounds in box. You can package reloads easily.

James G. · Answer

Max, no Sir. These rounds are packaged/boxed in holders as pictured here  :   https://www.google.com/search?q=Fiocchi+308+Winchester+150+Grain+Full+Metal+Jacket+Boat-Tail&sxsrf=ACYBGNTRFQu9WscvInPSXcUxkeoftdVA5w:1581246566460&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjynJW_qsTnAhWwm-AKHQnbAIAQ_AUoA3oECAwQBQ&biw=1280&bih=596#imgrc=5PAWtDF6UJGSrM

Tom H. · Answer

Holders.

Clarissa C. · Answer

There come in a quality plastic organizer. They keep round from moving around and will be good for a reloader as yourself. You should be able to reload them.

Mike O. · Answer

There is a plastic spacer or slot between each round with a total of 20 slots. These can be reloaded.

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Do they come loose in the box or are they in holders? I will likely reload these so if they have holders I will nausea them for the reloads if the casings are in good shape after used.