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By Wilma from USA on 2009-07-29 16:17:23 Things I liked:Very strong and rugged nylon material on the outside & soft cushioned material on the inside. Also has a wide belt loop with durable and strong velcro attachment. You can fill it with the ammo and accessories of your choice without worrying about it coming apart. Very well made, I give it an A+Things I would have changed:Nada thing ! To those that say that " this pouch should be divided in 2 in order to put bbs and pellets ", I say " Quit being cheap and buy another one, they're only a few bucks, then you'll have twice as much ammo as you would've had with 1 pouch " lol... Enjoy.. What others should know:This ammo pouch can be used to store and transport all kinds of bbs, pellets, co2 and whatever else you could fit in there. |  |
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By Robert from USA on 2013-02-23 09:15:50 Things I liked:Pellets are easily accessible.Things I would have changed:Make the pocket deeper to allow easier closure. Change the description to more accurately reflect the number of pellets the pouch can safely hold, i.e. approximately 150-200 pellets. What others should know:This product does not hold the advertised number of pellets. The closure does not work well except at low volume. That said, the product is stiff enough to protect the pellets it does hold from distortion. Pellets are easily accessible. Worth the price. |
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- Things I liked:holds more than enough pellets to get the job done very durable canvas material velcro
Things I would have changed:capacity the little fold in pieces like to hold pellets inside of them, causing you to fiddle around to get them out back velcro panel is very tough to pull
What others should know:iv had this for about 6 years now, i used to hold .177 cal pellets in it, but then i got a .22 air rifle, so i use it for hunting. however, if you try to open it in the field, it will scare off the squirrel or rabbit, mine got caught on a tree limb and got ripped off making me lose over 300 (about the max .22's that it can hold) dont run with it open to finish off wounded game, pellets will fall out trust me. i would like to put it on a drop leg platform, because my hunting vest and jacket and shirt get in the way of it on my belt, so i just put 50 or so pellets in my pocket instead of taking this pouch with me. pellets like to bounce around and make noise in the field - Things I liked:convenient for walking around while shooting
- Things I liked:holds pellets well, even inverted. opens wide enough for my large hands to grap a tiny pellet. installs on belt w/o re-lacing. Also fits in the cutout of the Crosman 1399 stock. I have one for my backpacker and another for my Marauder that holds 3 spare magazines (just enough to drain the tank. the pouch closes itself when you bend so you don't dump pellets (most of the time...)
Things I would have changed:i might replace the hook and loop on the pouch closure with some powerful magnets to quiet this up a bit. The rabbits know the sound of my pouch opening.
What others should know:this thing'll hold all the pellets you need for a day of plinking and they're at arms reach. - Things I liked:I loved the price, quality, and portability.
Things I would have changed:Not a thing.
What others should know:For $4.00 you can not go wrong. I found while it holds 500 pellets it is better to only put in about 250 pellets. I usually do not even shoot 100 pellets in a shooting as it is. I have two of these, 1 for my CPHP .177 and the other for my AA .22. When you are only a few $$$ away from free shipping it might be a good idea to pick one or two up. - Things I liked:Pellets are easily accessible.
Things I would have changed:Make the pocket deeper to allow easier closure. Change the description to more accurately reflect the number of pellets the pouch can safely hold, i.e. approximately 150-200 pellets.
What others should know:This product does not hold the advertised number of pellets. The closure does not work well except at low volume. That said, the product is stiff enough to protect the pellets it does hold from distortion. Pellets are easily accessible. Worth the price. - Things I liked:This pouch works great! The Velcro attachment is very strong. It stays put on your belt and is quick and handy to access. Made of tough nylon material. The price is very reasonable too!
Things I would have changed:Nothing
What others should know:You can make your own lanyard with a nylon cord or leather cord and hang this from your chest. If you have a shooting vest with chest straps, you don't need a cord. Just use the Velcro belt flap to hook the pouch right on your chest strap! - Things I liked:Secures well to the belt and opens and closes easily. The velcro hold it shut and pellets stay put and don't fall out. It's just the right size.
Things I would have changed:Nothing - Things I liked:Durable, has a fold that pours the pellets back to original tins after the match or shoot.
Things I would have changed:Include a neck lanyard as most shooters I see place the pouch on a lanyard hung from the neck and to shoot Field Target, Silhouette, or Fun Steel. - Things I liked:a very well made ammo pouch for a very reasonable price
Things I would have changed:none - Things I liked:Great look, a lot of space (for more than 500 pellets), great value for the price!
Things I would have changed:None. - Things I liked:Easy to access and quick to reload
Things I would have changed:Make the design a little better so the pellets won't pop out when you open it.
What others should know:You'll lose a few pellets using this pounch. Out of 500, you'll lose about 20. When you open it, a single pellet will pop out every once in a while. But for 4 bucks, it still is awesome :) - Things I liked:good for huning and less noisy than tin can
Things I would have changed:velcro is really noisy when hunnting needs magnets instead
What others should know:good thing to have - Things I liked:compact design, strong velcro straps, holds 500 pellets with ease.
Things I would have changed:The inner flaps...
What others should know:When you open it some pellets will fly out, but only with a full load of 500, after that it doesnt really happen. - Things I liked: The pouch is easy to use and convenient to mount on your belt, backpack strap or other location where a strap is available.
Things I would have changed: I think it would be better if the pouch would expand a little more. The specs say it will hold up to 500 pellets. Well, it may, but that is probably 500 .177 caliber pellets. If you put 500 .22 caliber pellets in the pouch you might be able to close the pouch, but it will want to pop back open easily. So, logic will dictate that the larger and heavier the pellet you are using is, you will fit less of them into the pouch.
What others should know: Not really... easy to use, convenient and pretty well constructed. Good for carry pellets for a day of small game hunting. - Things I liked:Very good value for the money. Can use with or without belt. The back flap is long enough you can just stick down your pants and it holds. If you have a belt, the back flap is also velcro'd so it would stay around belt. I usually hold about 100 .25 caliber pellets or less in the pouch so it does not feel weighted down - can hold much more.
Things I would have changed:For the price, not much to change, unless you want some camo material instead of black.
What others should know:This is so much better than carrying a tin of pellets and trying to open that tin and get pellets anywhere other than sitting at a table where you can set a tin on. - Things I liked:It does it's job and will hold plenty of pellets, which makes hunting easier since I don't have to struggle with a tin while trying to move into a superior position. It's also good for carrying .22 LR ammo when you are in a nice target rich environment and need more than a magazine full of ammo.
Things I would have changed:It's nice. I might put a flap on the top that could be tucked in the belt when open so it could hold more since I do use the pouch for more than just pellets.
What others should know:Very good idea for people in a dynamic shooting environment with a pcp gun or just if you don't enjoy struggling with the ammo cans pellets come in. - Things I liked:this is an excellent product that does what it is intended to.have used to carry bbs,pellets,air soft bbs,22lr cartridges & spare pellet mags. price can't be beat.should have bought several.
Things I would have changed:nothing.
What others should know:other reviews have noted that this pouch could open up when used while running,in thick brush or crawling on ground situations. this may very well happen as i have not used in these situations yet.a clasp or latch would be useful but would raise price. would still be worth the extra cost. very good & useful product. - Things I liked:Great little pouch for the money. Durable and well made Crosman product. Nice to have a couple for a full day of shooting. Should last forever - good size.
Things I would have changed:Nothing
What others should know:Nice pouch and very well made!! Great price with Pyramyd Air. - Things I liked:Well constructed. Large opening for easy access to pellets.
Things I would have changed:Make the pocket deeper.
What others should know:Well worth the money. Beats carrying around a tin of pellets. - 1234
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What others should know:If you want simplicity and and function ability at a great price this product is for you.