Designed to the Case
Each half starts from the organizer's own interior shape, so it drops in flush. Halves join with a friction-fit dovetail, and any left fits any right.
About LP Fieldworks
Gear that earns its spot in the truck
Liberty Pines Fieldworks is a small shop in Alaska making inserts for the Milwaukee Packout organizers hunters, shooters and dog trainers already haul around.
Why Packout?
Packout organizers are already on the truck, the ATV rack and the boat. They latch shut, stack, and take a beating. What they didn't have was a good way to carry ammunition: loose boxes slide around, cardboard falls apart when it gets wet, and you can't tell what's left without digging.
So we built inserts that turn a compact organizer into an ammo case. Every round stands in its own pocket, every half is labeled with its caliber, and the two halves lock together so the whole insert lifts out in one piece.
How every half is made
Sized to the Cartridge
Pockets are sized caliber by caliber, with crush ribs that grip each round so nothing rattles. The caliber is raised on a label panel on every half.
Printed in PETG
PETG is tougher and handles heat better than the PLA most printed parts use, so it holds up in a hot cab or a cold boat. Each pair is printed when you order it.
Printed to order, on purpose
We don't stock shelves of pre-made pairs and hope we guessed right. When you order, your pair goes into the print queue, gets checked, and ships from Alaska, USA. That's why you can put a 12 gauge on one side and a .308 on the other, and pay for exactly those two halves.
It's also why we can add calibers. If you don't see yours, tell us what you shoot. Requests are how the lineup grows.
Find us in person
We bring inserts, organizers and the builder to gun shows. Check the show schedule to see them in hand.