Used an old JBL headphone case. Lost the headset long ago. Took the soft foam from 2 JSB tins and used it to line the insides of the case. The case fits exactly 150 pellets. Zips up completely and the pellets make no noise unlike a tin.
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Used an old JBL headphone case. Lost the headset long ago. Took the soft foam from 2 JSB tins and used it to line the insides of the case. The case fits exactly 150 pellets. Zips up completely and the pellets make no noise unlike a tin.
That is an old JBL case, not JSB 
- = - Personally, soft cases always are a no for me. I am too worried about messing up the skirts. UNLESS, you are keeping it in a hard case or back in the pellet tin so there isn't any noise to scare off the animals.
- = - Personally, soft cases always are a no for me. I am too worried about messing up the skirts. UNLESS, you are keeping it in a hard case or back in the pellet tin so there isn't any noise to scare off the animals. Upvote 0
Damaging the skirts was my biggest concern too. The JBL case actually has a hard top and a soft back. I've used 2 foam circular cut outs from the JSB tins to ensure the pellets have adequate cushioning. Haven't seen a pellet with a damaged skirt yet. Hopefully that lasts."skygear"That is an old JBL case, not JSB
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Thats useful information. I hadn't realized that. a buddy wanted to take a piece of thick hard plastic and drill out a bunch of holes to set pellets in for shooting and transportation. I told him to just get a couple more magazines and some more foam for the tins.
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I had done this once. Took an old exercise mat. Then punched holes in it. The pellets sat next to each other well. Skirts also stayed intact.
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