Will it hold 357 magnum shells? or do you think they will be loose?
1021776
.357 is 9.652mm which is larger than 7.62mm Mosin ammo. Obviously they won't be loose. However, as the other post mentions, the 357 shells may be a bit short. However, it has a big pouch that you can just put a bunch of them in instead anyway (unless you were thinking of putting the 357 in there and using it as a carry pouch. I suppose that might work to some extent, but seems that there are better products made specifically to do that.)
1021777
The shell webbing is made for rifle shells. 357 magnum shells are a little to short and not round enough to hold securely.
1021778
They fit, they're not loose, the stretchy fabric is long enough that it can barely conceal the whole shell with the rim poking out the top.
1021779
I think the webbing tension would be to light or not constrictive enough. Seems designed more for .223 and up. Accommodates 30.06 and 270WSM just fine. Great item by the way. has two different webbing holders. One for shotguns and one for rifles. Great inside storage. Love mine for my desired application.
1671693
Yea, it will hold just about anything. They include a handy list and what size of holder to use with each caliber.
1104000
I use it for my .357 Magnums, so it will hold .38 sp no prob. I have put .44 mags in too.
1224467
It should state either the dimensions or tell you the type of gun it will hold. Hope this helps!
1781321
No it won't, The higher the gauge, the smaller the diameter of the shell will be.A 12 gauge is .73 inches across (that is, .73 caliber). A 20 gauge is .62". It will too loose and it wont hold it.
1854858
The Uncle Mike sleeve will hold 9 rounds. Just put a few .357 in mine and they fit snug. Hard to shake out. Problem is sliding forward. Stock is tapered, sleeve is square-ish. Install sleeve, rotate so rounds are on left side, and line it up to where you want it. Put some 3M black rubber double sided sticky tape under it as required to make it stay in place. Done deal. Good Luck.
731079
Can't really answer that. I can say the .223 shell tend to slip out. I'd say any caliber larger would fit snug and not slip out.
790244
It will not fit something that large. It will comfortably hold something like a snub-nose revolver (small) or a Colt Pocketlite.
1458105
Holds any combination of 45 Long Colt, and 410. Might hold 45 ACP haven't tried it though.
652216
Flattened, it is 3 1/2 in. across. If your stock is more it will stretch over, not fall off, and "creep" forward toward grip. You could slide it on your wrist or even wear it on your belt. Or thread a piece of harness through it and let it hang. Don't think you can get 9 410 shells in it. Too close together and probably hard work. Maybe 5 in every other slot. Good Luck. Mine holds 308 well.
385932
I would say no. The openings are probably not narrow enough to hold the shells.
1588191
Mine does hold the 20ga shells ok, but its not as secure as I would like it to. It only takes mild pressure to remove the rounds instead of a firm pressure.
164369
it may fit in there loose but i would not recommend it for a revolver the internal straps won't stretch far enough to secure it
1781320
Yes. ATIGUNSTOCKS.com States it can hold 10, 12, and 20 gauge shells. The site is the official site of that product.
179238
Yes i purchased this product for my wifes mossberg .410 and it holds the shells very well as they aren't loose but are not hard to remove either.
1305373
It may be tight. Depends on your stock. I keep a 22 rifle (with a scope) and my Mossberg 12 gauge (Pistol Grip). Theres room for a handgun or ammo boxes up top. Depending on the stock, you may have to angle the ARs. This aint for big storage. Better for grab n go. I hope that helps.
1807149
It will, but it'll mar the bullet and leave an imprint. Depth will depend on how tightly it is seated/crimped. They'd still be usable, I'd think, just an aesthetic consideration for the majority but you'd have to inspect each after you pull it.