Page 4 - Crosman Airgun Ammo Pouch, Holds Reviews

A must have. Perfect for hunting or off hand shooting. Easiest and quietest way to carry lots of lead.

Nothing.

Buy several.

This sure makes picking up A pellet far easer then trying to open a can ,holding your gun ,loading , and so on. I don't think it would be a good idea to try and load a full 500 ,25 cal pellets in a once but 250 would work !

Can't think of any

I don't think loading it with 500 ,2 cal is a good idea but that's up to each person to try or not. I found this to be a very neat and ease way to hunt or just target practice

This nylon pouch is tough, protects pellets from the outside and inside,(no deformation of pellet skirts), nice wide belt loop, Velcro opens and closes firmly and securely. Opens wide for easy, rapid, access to finger individual pellets, then closes nicely to Velcro. No more fumbling around opening and closing tin lids and it's right there at your hip. I have found in the field, range, or just plinking, strap this on your belt, and shooting, reloading becomes effortless and a natural flow with a break barrel rifle.

Nothing, this is a great value at roughly $5

I bought a couple of these pouches, they come in handy for .22 ammo also or to carry 2 differing types of pellets in the field (heavy, light, hollow points, pointed, etc.)for long or short range, depending on targets. Buy a few of these for different type ammo, or whatever, you will not be sorry.

Lightweight, Belt loop. Durability: while it's not leather, it should hold up pretty well. I like that it's lightweight, but I don't expect it to last forever. It's cheap enough that I'm OK with that.

I broke the stitches off the velcro, cut most of it out and put in 2 magnets (small powerful R.E ones). Works so much easier and is quicker to use. Closes securely. I left a small amount (3/8") at each end of the velcro to allow a super tight close when I press real hard. Normally though, just the magnet glued in the middle under the fabric is all that's holding it.

Just the velcro will close it very firmly and make opening it a bit of a chore. I reduced radically the amount of velcro. Product is worth $5... maybe even get 2 and when a friend becomes interested in the sport, you can give it as a gift.

Belt clip easily attaches, wide access to ammo, Velcro holds lid secure, even upside down.

Nothing, but a camo version would sell like hotcakes.

I was surprised and amazed at the ease of fingeringout a single pellet without rubbing them around, distorting the skirts of premium pellets. I bought two of these, much better to store or carry than pellet tins or plastic round canisters. Just don't fill it up with pellets, flip it over a couple times, think your opening the belt loop, and dump pellets on the floor. Buy a couple of these, for under $5, you will not regret it. Protects pellets from deforming. I keep roughly 100 to 150 rounds in my pouches, keeps the weight down, less bulky, easier to finger out pellets, and less damage to skirts which means better accuracy. Highly recommend.

I have several of these. I like the ease of opening when in a hurry and they fold out for easy acces, as I have large hands.

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Ease of use. Heck a lot better than digging in a pocket.

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well built and holds my pellets securely and I would recommend it for the guys that hunt.

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This pouch is invaluable easy access to your pellets

I would like to see this pouch in a olive drab and desert tan or camo colors

no

Very goog item,very strong,hold a good amount of pellets,easy to use,i have tree of them,and yes,hold 500 pellets as discribed,get one now.

NADA DE NADA

Durable, simple and practical.

Maybe add a top flap or a strap to hold it shut to prevent spillage.

I have one for .177, .22 and .25" cal. Work great and only get better as they break in and the material gets a little softer.

simple...wish i had thought of it

2 compartments would be cool

so nice and simple

Does exactly what it's supposed to do :)

Buy 2, they're cheap

Good price, holds pellets secure so keeping up with can is not neccessary

This pouch is a life saver. When I'm in the woods hunting it's so simple to grab a pellet and get on target.

If you want simplicity and and function ability at a great price this product is for you.

holds more than enough pellets to get the job done very durable canvas material velcro

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

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

convenient for walking around while shooting

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...)

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.

this thing'll hold all the pellets you need for a day of plinking and they're at arms reach.

I loved the price, quality, and portability.

Not a thing.

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.

Pellets are easily accessible.

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.

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.