I use MTM clear or blue see-thru ammo boxes. I bought a bunch of Uline wide mouth clear plastic jars, for .223, 9mm, and .38spl. A piece of paper w/caliber, bullet, powder, Stoney Point OAL depth.
In the case of 9mm a taper crimp of .003" is added. 6.5crdmr, .25-06, are in MTM boxes(I found the Cabela's brand similar to the MTM to be flimsy and hinges broke when I dropped one on the linoleum tile floor.) Since, I have several rifle of the same caliber I seat to the most conservative depth and use that for all of the rifles.
For me, rimmed cartridges get a roll crimp, straight wall pistol and .45-70 a tapered crimp, and bottle neck cases - .223, 5.56, 6.5, and .25-06 are never crimped. The LC brass for the AR provides enough neck tension to hold the bullets in place. All others are bolt rifles, and again crimping is not an issue. My experiment w/crimp vs. no crimp on the 5.56, showed me that crimping was detriment to accuracy.
I do not have any factory boxes. Those boxes fell apart 25 years ago from over use. Actually, when I reload now, I usually load 50 for the MTM boxes, and 75 of .223 for the Uline plastic jars. Typically, about 300 5.56 are done at a time and I fill 4 of the Uline jars.
If I'm loading 12ga, they go into a 2 or 5 gallon bucket. The 5 gallon bucket only get filled half way.
Clays or 700x, 1-1/8oz shot, at 1150 to 1170fps is fine for trap or sporting clays.