Pellet Holster, Attaches to Belt, 2 Foam-Lined Pellet Tins, 4 Paper Labels

This is a great little pellet Holster that is easy to use. If you need to carry extra pellets this is what you need. It attaches to your belt and you can carry more than enough pellets to last you for hours out in the field hunting.

Every air gunner should have one of these.

I use my pellet holder to pack three loaded magazines for my S&W M&P when qucker loading is desired. The design is nice, and convenient to use. It lives up to its reputation not to rattle, even with the bigger .22 pellet cannister.

The belt clip appears fragile. I would apply a "gator clip" mechanism to avoid potential breakage. The labels are difficult to peel an use. Perhaps create a crease on the label for easier application. I could not use my labels at all.

For the price, you can't go wrong with this product. Clip onto belt CAREFULLY, for the abovementioned reason.
Thank you!

Nice, handy but cheaply made, should have been made of thick rubber or some sort of durable material!

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This comes in handy If you are hunting! as it is accessible when youre out of pellets!

Looks practical when I finally get around to use them

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Might want to think about using a pencil instead of an ink pen so you reuse the label.

Pellet holster fits securely on your belt, pellet tins have foam linings, 1 piece fits in the bottom of the tin to protect the Pellets and the other piece fits under the lid and covers the top of the Pellets. Then the tin snaps securley in the Pellet Holster. It appears to me that this will work better than carrying a tin of pellets in your pocket or hand. The tins come with labels so that you can right the description of the Pellets on them so you can be sure what's in the tin

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Works as advertised

Good as is

Do not remove padding.stops radilling of ammo at a cost of pieces per container.

a great replacement for contrary metal tins.

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knot head scarfed one for his bbs.

Handy

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Convience

The foam cushion inside. The firm retention of the plastic can inside the belt carrier.

None at this time. Haven't wrung it out thoroughly.

Its quiet. Secure on the belt. Easy to access after a bit of practice. The lids are press-on, not screw-on but this doesn't seem to be a problem. Doesn't quite hold as many as it's rated for. Close, but no cigar. Probably would if foam inserts removed, but I like those.