Pellet holder
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not sure id recommend one due to every step you would be constantly shaking your pellets causing damage to each one. Id advise a more gently approach. Do as you will.
Not sure Ive seen anything premade for the hip, everything is neck based or a clip which you could clip to a belt loop. There are so many types of holders for belts I'm sure you could find one you like and make it work, tool based, cell phones etc..
Maybe someone else has seen one.
Not sure Ive seen anything premade for the hip, everything is neck based or a clip which you could clip to a belt loop. There are so many types of holders for belts I'm sure you could find one you like and make it work, tool based, cell phones etc..
Maybe someone else has seen one.
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The nicest hip mounted I've seen/used.
Don't personally own one, but have borrowed a friend's a couple times at the dairies shooting pest birds.
They work great for high volume, single-feed shooting.
Don't personally own one, but have borrowed a friend's a couple times at the dairies shooting pest birds.
They work great for high volume, single-feed shooting.
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I second the Misenheimer pouches…used one for 4-5 years now. Second nature to reach to my hip and grab a pellet. There’s at least 8-10 guys at my club that use them too. Good luck with your search. John
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A few pellet pouches in the want ads here i think .
www.airgunnation.com
I found dumping a few in my front pants pocket works best .
Accessories - Leather Pellet Pouches
I have these hand made in Argentina leather pellet pouches for sale. They are equipped with magnetic snap closure and chrome plated steel hooks making them ready to hook unto your shooting coat, lanyard or pant loop for securely carrying your pellets. They are designed for easy one hand...
www.airgunnation.com I found dumping a few in my front pants pocket works best .
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I have one of these. The leather is pretty thick and stiff, maybe it could be broken in for easier access. The pellets on top would be easy to grab but it would get harder the deeper down you go. It was cheap, at least, and good enough for my needs. YMMV
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Thanks guys I have a wilcons round pouch that is used with a neck lanyard that can be clipped to a belt loop but moves around to much and unless I keep it full it’s hard to access pellets and not drop or spill pellets! Just not happy with the functionality of it, I will look into the hip mount version.
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I use the Crosman pellet pouch attached to a webbing belt from an old pair of water pants. I originally tried using it on my pants belt but found it to be a PITA, especially after shooting, so switched to the separate belt.
Another option would be tool/parts/fastener pouches that can be found at Lowes for Home Depot. Many have loops to be used to attach to tool belts.
Another option would be tool/parts/fastener pouches that can be found at Lowes for Home Depot. Many have loops to be used to attach to tool belts.
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You could look at the snap close dog treat pouches. Here is an example
https://www.amazon.com/Pouches-Training-Carabiner-Portable-Closing/dp/B0F7LJ1QPF/
https://www.amazon.com/Pouches-Training-Carabiner-Portable-Closing/dp/B0F7LJ1QPF/
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