Phillips Pellet Holder for AirForce Talon & Condor Airguns, .22-.25 Cal, Holds 16 Rds, .325" Thick

this thinner (.325) holds pellets well by the skirt first

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pellets like JSB's and Benji Domed work well head first so you can grab the skirt to fish out a round. Poly Mags and longer "type" pellets, I insert skirt first. seems to work for me

Excellent product, so good I fact that I have three of them for my two condors. Easy to install and use.

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If you are a hunter using a condor, this is a must have.

Works decent. Does what it's supposed to.

Offer one piece straps.

Consider thickness when selecting.

Convenient and cheap

smaller holes. 22 cal pellets fall out when doing a lot of walking

It's a great design.

The media that secures the pellet could be thicker and/or a tad denser. The pellets are a more secure if inserted skirt first. .25 caliber may work better. i would prefer to spend a few dollars more for better quality.

It is worth the investment because as it depends upon the person and the environment in which it is used.

works as advertised

price.

one piece of foam 2 Velcro straps and that's all this is

It works as advertised. I put Velcro on the stock and on the concave side of the holder. The straps are not needed. It holds a nice selection of pellets.

I did! I used self sticking Velcro on the stock and on the pellet holder. Doing away with the Velcro straps that come with the holder.

For single shot air guns this is a handy accessory.

This is a great way to carry 16 ready to use pellets on the air tank of my AirForce Talondor.

Nothing, it's exactly as described and pictured.

If you own an AirForce rifle this is an excellent way to carry 16 ready to use pellets. No fumbling in a tin to get out the next round.

Fits like a glove, good design. Perfect on my talon ss.

Other than pockets a little too deep, it's ok. Lable hard to take off and leaves sticky residue, gold lable stick out like a thumb.

When pellets are in all the way big hands might damage pellets trying to get out. They are pushed in when gun in the case.

Works as described; you grasp pellet by the skirt to remove them.

If you are not careful, you will ding/bend your pellet skirts during removal resulting in poor accuracy. With careful attention, pellets come out pristine. Dirt can deposit in exposed skirt holes during dusty or dirty field conditions.