Help me test my new pellet holder / dispenser design.

Hi folks, My name is Lance. I've got a day job but on my off time I like to play engineer and machinist (and hunt with my airguns). I have been working for quite some time to develop a really efficient and effective way to carry and access pellets in the field. After scrapping a bucket of prototypes I'm pretty happy with what I've got. I've tested the .22 cal quite extensively and am now adapting it for .177, .20, and .25.

It holds about 57-73 pellets depending on the length of the pellet. The little brass button drops out one pellet at a time when you push it.

I made a test run of 10 of these and I'd like to pass a few of them around to people who would be willing to try it out and give me some feed back and then forward it on to the next person. I appreciate any questions, comments, and suggestions as I try to perfect the product. If you are interested, please PM me.



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I’ve been looking for a good pellet dispenser/holder I hunt with my single shot Airforce airguns and tho they are single shot I still love them the only downfall is opening a can after every damn shot, I would love to try one of your despensers it would make my life a whole lot easier. Or at least info from you to buy one, the guys at the club will love to see something like this that will work. Thanks. Vinny 
 
Not to take away anything of your design (it looks awesome!) but guys, until this is brought to market it’s really easy to make your own pellet holder for your singleshot machine. All you need is some foam sheet (get it at Michaels craft stores) and a hole punch (slightly smaller than your pellet size), after punching the holes (draw a grid on the back, don’t punch off hand, it will turn out ugly!) glue it to a piece of plastic (like a hotelroom keycard) or use a 3d printer to make a piece, and concoct a way to fasten it to where you want to put it (use velcro, tool holders, 3d printed clamps, anything). A litte DIY goes a looong way. (And it’s fun and rewarding too!) And if you absolutely can’t get hold of any softfoam material, I saw a Scottish Youtuber use a piece of an old pair of Wellies (you know: the rubber boots of old) a few years ago. Works fine too.

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