How do you pack your Shotgun Ammo?

Discussion in 'Firearms' started by AxesAreBetter, Jul 18, 2016.


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  1. AxesAreBetter

    AxesAreBetter Monkey+++

    Howdy y'all. Been rethinking and looking at options for carrying shotgun ammo in the field. So, I figured I would crowdsource some ideas, and see how y'all preferred to pull it off.
     
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  2. AD1

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    Are you hunting or E&E?
     
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  3. AxesAreBetter

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    Both, but I am looking at more of an E&E kit.
     
  4. Bandit99

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    Hey @AxesAreBetter ! I have a 887 Remington (18 inch barrel) in a scabbard that can be carried a number of ways (over the shoulder, behind you with strap across your chest, strapped to something, etc.). I prefer a scabbard so the firearm is directly accessible, one doesn't need to unzip anything, yet all of the firearm is protect except the butt of the stock which sticks out. I don't have a tactical sling yet which perhaps your post here will give me some ideas. I can post a photo of the scabbard if you wish, it's nylon and well padded. Works well.
     
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  7. Seacowboys

    Seacowboys Senior Member Founding Member

    I use a military gas mask bag to carry shot-shells.
     
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  8. duane

    duane Monkey+++

    Have a pouch made to carry a box of shells, then a dump bag for the hulls and a sleeve on the gun for a few shells. Doesn't work out real well and is even more of a problem with reloads that I haven't really always have crimped well. I am very open to any suggestions in this area, it one of my biggest weakness in leaving the house, etc. Shells are bulky, heavy, don't stack neatly, not really sealed well, bulky empties that crush easily, etc.
     
  9. DKR

    DKR Raconteur of the first stripe

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    a leather nail pouch like this. Mine has a top that stays closed (metal strap in top seam) but is easy to reach in to grab re-load.

    I carry this in bear country for an additional 10 rounds for reloads. I figure If I can't kill the beast after 15 rounds, I deserve to be lunch.....
     
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  11. Witch Doctor 01

    Witch Doctor 01 Mojo Maker

    dump pouch....
     
  12. svjoe

    svjoe Angry Monkey

    I prefer these:

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  13. AxesAreBetter

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    I've tried a bandolier, but it barely reaches the bottom of my ribs, and was not even the slightest bit comfortable to carry.
     
  14. svjoe

    svjoe Angry Monkey

    I hear ya, but I am a smaller dude so it works out well.
     
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  15. AxesAreBetter

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    Yeah. I think if I had an 80 or hundred round bandolier, it would probably work, but those things cost some dang money these days...
     
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  18. GOG

    GOG Free American Monkey

    There's some great pouches illustrated in those links and there's probably a few that will serve Mr. Axes purposes well.
    For storage here at home with a couple of exceptions all my ammo is in G.I. ammo cans.
     
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