The Mesa Tactical Products Receiver Mount Shell Holder is a rugged and lightweight aluminum holder that provides extra 12 gauge shotshells on the left side of the receiver for fast tactical reloads. It is available in sidemount or Picatinny rail configurations and has a Santoprene elastomer rib that securely retains heavy slug shells during movement or recoil.

Currently working on some long term testing of shotgun cards on my Rumble Channel CAVCOP, and Brown Coat shotgun cards are in the top 2 right now out over over half a dozen cards I have tried. They might be #1 time will tell. Shells are held tightly within the geometry of the holder. The short release is done by detaching the upper shells from high strength magnets. This releases the shells from the holder completely, allowing a very effortless and fast reloading. When not reloading, the system will keep theshellssecurely in place during running and jumping. The Mesa Tactical Products Receiver Mount Shell Holder is a lightweight and durable aluminum holder that allows for fast tactical reloads of 12 gauge shotshells on the left side of the receiver. The Santoprene elastomer rib securely retains heavy slug shells during movement or recoil.And some of us use all of the above, depending on the circumstances. Do an online search for your pastime of interest and all sorts of gear will appear. Mostly Sporting – Possibly Defense Another advantage: a shotgun with a tubular-magazine shotgun is a shoot-and-replace system. As long as spare shells are readily accessible, they can be fed directly into the magazine, even if the gun is mounted to the shoulder.

Small, convenient, and extremely affordable are the best way to describe the Safariland 2 Shell belt carrier. This little guy may only hold two rounds, but it offers a much smaller footprint than other ammo carriers. All it needs is a standard belt too. Small but mighty! If the gun winds up empty, smokin’ fast reloads can be accomplished by grabbing both shells simultaneously. If you’re thinking this over right now, you’re probably not alone. Suddenly, depending on the function of the shotgun, we could have a “situation.” You guys remember the AmmoPal, right? I talked about it a long time ago. It’s like a Pez dispenser for 12 gauge shotgun shells. My well-loved AmmoPal These little 5 Shot Bandoliers are made by everybody, but I’ve found 5.11’s to be robust. The key to these device’s success is the elastic bands. If they loosen too fast, they start to fail. They can also fray and rip.Use wet wipes to clean leather and suede. In case of heavy contamination, you can wash off the dirt with a stream of cold water. After that, dry the product and treat it with a water-repellent spray. You can use colorless protective creams (like shoe creams) but this can affect the color of the leather and suede. It’s a big box magazine that doesn’t go in your gun. Instead, it attaches to your belt of gear and feeds your shells as you need them. With my All Missions Plate Carrier and its unique Hexgrid system, I mounted the AmmoPal horizontally under my offside arm. makes extremely strong and durable bandoliers that hold 5 rounds, and there is a more significant 12 round option out there as well. These bandoliers are quite robust, and they can be used over and over and over. 5.11 Shotgun holder The size of the holder should also be taken into consideration – some can accommodate up to ten shells at once, and others may offer more space depending on the type of gun being used.