Projectile Tray — Dual Compartment Stackable Tray
Projectile Tray — Dual Compartment Stackable Tray
Projectiles where you can see them. Not rolling off the bench.
The Forward Point Projectile Tray is the component-handling half of the loading block system. Two open compartments hold projectiles loose and contained while you seat a batch — sorted heads in one side, culls or a second weight node in the other — so bullets stay off the bench top and out from underfoot.
Finished in white for a reason: copper, gilding metal and lead all read clearly against it, so you can spot a damaged tip, a bent jacket or a stray odd bullet without picking the tray up to the light.
It shares the identical 210 × 115 mm footprint and stacking interface as every Forward Point loading block, so it stacks squarely into the same tower — cases in the blocks, projectiles in the tray, one stack on the bench.
Specification
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Footprint | 210 × 115 × 18.2 mm — identical to every Forward Point loading block |
| Layout | Two open compartments — bulk storage, not fixed pockets. Holds loose projectiles of any calibre; quantity depends on bullet size and weight |
| Colour | White — high contrast against copper, gilding metal and lead for fast visual inspection |
| Stacking | Recessed rim and matching underside relief — stacks with loading blocks and will not slide |
| Construction | Precision 3D-printed, solvent and oil resistant, branded on the long face |
| Origin | Designed and manufactured in Australia |
Pairs with the Colour-Coded Loading Block range. Buy the projectile tray together with all four colour-coded blocks as the Complete Bench Set and save.
Important Information
- Do not leave the product inside vehicles or environments where temperatures may exceed 60°C.
- Projectiles, cases and components shown in photographs are for display only and are not included.
- Wipe clean with a dry cloth. Avoid prolonged soaking in aggressive solvents.
Manufactured in Australia · Built for performance. Made to last. · Forward. Always.