Phillips Pellet Holder, Long, .22-.25 Reviews

fits Condor tank just right, pellets stay put

It does hold pellets

Better build. Better straps

This thing is only worth a few dollars at best you are better off getting some high density foam and making it yourself. Then you can use better straps or Just glue it to the butt on your gun if you are a function over looks kinda guy

Holds slugs to, not just pellets..

Maybe the way, you attached it to your gun...

Great piece of equipment, a must for hunters, even paper punchers...

Compact, holds .25 caliber pellets perfect, strapped on very nicely with the attached velcro straps. Pellet tin gets stuffed in my back pocket, no more trying to get it open for the next pellet, they're right there on my rifle for the next shot. Very happy I got these for my 3 Hatsan .25's.

Not a thing, they work great!

.25 caliber pellets fit perfect in this.I have one row of JSB 25.39gr and one row of H&N Crow Magnum's so I have some of both at my fingertips. I did try one on my .22, but the pellets end up sitting a little too deep and you have to dig a little to get them out, so you might want to try the thinner .250" thick version if you're getting them for .22 pellets.

Worked great for my single shot rifle.

Nothing

Very Handy

These are great for single shot hunting guns. You can make much quicker reloads without taking the gun from your shoulder.

I would like to make them tighter than you can with the velcro. The foam on mine was smashed down over two of the holes so the maker should put them in better packaging.

After two weeks the smashed foam is starting to come back up.

I have to be honest, when i got it, i was excited about trying it on for size. The foam was not stuck on two corners but it did hold the 22cal pellets. I might have been expecting a little too much. I took it off and tossed it. Sorry.

Foam with more density , STUCK BETTER. Cleaner cut edges. They look like they were cut with a dull knife.

If you buy one, don't expect too much and you won't be disappointed.

Keeps 20 rounds on the ready right on the gun. Every air gun I own has one on it. I have pellet holders in both .22 and .177 caliber.

Nothing - works great right out of the box.

Fits perfectly on my Crossman 2260. Just the right size. Does move a bit, but once you get used to it being there, it will stay in place.

Not a thing.

Perfect piece of gatta have thing on a single shot rifle. And if you do not want on rifle, put it on your wrist....

Concept is good idea and yes it does hold pellets takes about it for the good

Use better velco. Don't advertise this as fitting a single airgun. Doesn't fit my Crosman 2240. Even when you read the directions it states for pistols you strap it to your forearm. Use better materials all around this probably costs $2-4 to make.

Save your money make your own to fit your needs. Also instructions seem to be cut and pasted from somewhere, several parts barely legible. I am really surprised to see Pyramid Air selling such an item.

It's a perfect idea - it's just so convenient. Holds pellets solidly yet easy to remove them from the holder.

Straps are on the flimsy side and wish they were built stronger but they do what they're supposed to. Never had one break, slip or tear. So I give them a 5 star rating.

This is one of those 'accessories' you really should'nt be without. I've been using these for years on my .177's so why not for my .22?

Very useful, Does a good job holding pellets. I'm spoiled, would not be without it now!

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Good product, Like it very much, will add my own velcro to the back of the holder and stock to get rid of the straps. However, the straps are no problem. Just a personal preference.

This item is handy to have on the gun when hunting.

The foam will tear a little around the pellet holes from use.

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Attaches to the rifle, easy access to the pellets. Great for target practice or plinking.

Fingernails can tear the foam up, so you have to be careful if you want it to last. Wadcutters, Domes and Hollow Point fit in this very nice. Longer pellets or pointed ones might stick out a bit far, but will still hold them. With my Gas Springer the pellets can fall out because of the recoil. I use the pellet holder all the time as it is better than digging in a tin between shots.