How Do You Tote Ammo?

[KurtM]

When you go plinking, how do you pack a few pellets? I have one of those Crosman belt pouches, so there's one idea. But somehow I suspect there may be better ideas out there...

[rangerfredbob]

I use the Crosman belt pouches like you have, I have at least one for each caliber and take a paint marker (white or silver, whatever I find at the time...) and write the caliber on the front, keep meaning to mark one for my common pellets. I wish those pouches were as easy to come by as they were a few years ago, now they're hard to find at Walmart.com let alone in store... and they used to go on sale here and there online...

Aside from that, I ran across some "Tajin" salt that's meant for fruit but I use it on other stuff, there's a version that comes has a box of 10 small tubes, I've been keeping the empties around thinking they could work good for pellets too...

[Old Dog]

My collection of opaque 35mm film containers, use them for all kinds of stuff, a snap like lid and dropped in my pocket, caliber marked on the outside !!! 

[Tommy]

For my Prod I have four magazines.  One in the Prod, and the other three fit in a MT pellet can in my pocket.

For my single shot pumpers, & break barrel I just pour some into a shirt pocket, and be careful about not bending over to spill them, but rather squat down.

For the 2240 Co2 I count out 35 and put them in an empty snap cap pill bottle.  I don't need to count shots because I can see what is left.  However the sound of the shot is also telling towards the last five.

I did find some Crosman pellet belt pouches on Ebay.  Davio at Alchemy Air Werks has them on Ebay from neefulthings.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2060353.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.XCrosman+pellet+pouch+belt.TRS0&_nkw=Crosman+pellet+pouch+belt&_sacat=0

[JMJinNC]

I have a Lead Shed on my primary airgun. holds about 19 pellets IIRC



JMJ

[Old Dog]

The Lead Shed looks good, Thanks for posting the picture

Bill

Phoenix, AZ

[plasticclassic]

Wilkins pellet pouches are nice, I got one as a gift last year.

http://www.wilkinspouches.com/

[KevinP]

I use my pocket ....   

[KurtM]

Thanks for the input, all - very interesting!

[arkmaker †]

I have a Lead Shed on my primary airgun. holds about 19 pellets IIRC

JMJ

I like that Lead Shed! I went to his website and he no longer makes them anymore. I did find this. Not my cup of tea, but I can see the usefulness if in the woods.
http://www.instructables.com/id/how-to-create-a-practical-pellet-holder-for-177-/

[temchik]

+1 fpr the crosman belt pouch. It's not super secure or lasting, but cheap enough to always have a spare

[Gippeto]

I usually wear jeans or a jacket...stick the tin in a pocket and carry a half dozen in my left hand.

Al

[JMJinNC]

I like that Lead Shed! I went to his website and he [/youtube] makes them anymore. I did find this. Not my cup of tea, but I can see the usefulness if in the woods.
http://www.instructables.com/id/how-to-create-a-practical-pellet-holder-for-177-/

Looks a lot like the Phillips pellet holder.

http://www.pelletholder.com/photos.htm

I love my  Lead Shed and may make one more myself since he has stopped selling them.

JMJ

[arkmaker †]

What I could really use these days is a table top one for bench rest. That's what I shoot the most. Years ago, I had one for my .22's (PB) and really liked it. I have no idea what ever became of it?? Once I get through with this bunch of stuff I'm working on now, I might try to make a couple of shelves, each holding 40 sorted pellets that I can stack in an old cigar box? Well, something along those lines. 

[JMJinNC]

Rich. I use small Plano lure cases.



I also have small trays for 10m shooting.



Jmj