How many rounds of loose 9mm will this hold?
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At least 1500 to 2000 will fit. I never put more than 750 in mine the handle or cover will rip off for sure. Better of going to Wallmart and buying 2 green ones same manufacturer 1/2 the price when you include the shipping and just fill them 1/2 way. The larger size is even weaker for loose ammo.
586380
In fact, it does hold .357 very well. I carry a S&W 686 .357 as my hunting side arm i keep some on this bandolier. I havent tried 38 special rounds on the loops, but I bet it would hold them as well tho they are a bit shorter.
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I am sure it will hold at least 5 lbs, I don't weigh my brass but it easily handles 300 38 Spc or 400 9mm. It actually is much larger a separator than I need and I think that the Frankford Arsonal separater works quite well for up to 500 pieces of handgun brass
478966
You only need one to hold 9mm casings. You need different dies but the dies all work with the same shell holder. Hope that helps and happy reloading.
1547773
it only hold 6 round the other two are extra. (and u will use them) it can run out vary quick if you use it well but it is great fun especially playing Russian roulet
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IDEALLY, 20 rds, but mine personally holds about 10 before it starts getting too full and has trouble loading bbs. It's fine, but you should check out this other pistol i got along with this one: Crosman Stinger P9T. It's an awesome pistol, holds about 15 rounds (more than this one), and it works great all the time. 1. Has an easy-to-cock slide 2. Is made of very durable plastic 3. Shoots very strong and far for a spring pistol 4. Usually comes with a handy holster 5. Not to mention it looks pretty legit. Mine still performs as well as the day I got it. Anyways, that's just my recommendation, I strongly suggest it. Hope this helped :) IDEALLY, 20 rds, but mine personally holds about 10 before it starts getting too full and has trouble loading bbs. It's fine, but you should check out this other pistol i got along with this one: Crosman Stinger P9T. It's an awesome pistol, holds about 15 rounds (more than this one), and it works great all the time. 1. Has an easy-to-cock slide 2. Is made of very durable plastic 3. Shoots very strong and far for a spring pistol 4. Usually comes with a handy holster 5. Not to mention it looks pretty legit. Mine still performs as well as the day I got it. Anyways, that's just my... » Read More IDEALLY, 20 rds, but mine personally holds about 10 before it starts getting too full and has trouble loading bbs. It's fine, but you should check out this other pistol i got along with this one: Crosman Stinger P9T. It's an awesome pistol, holds about 15 rounds (more than this one), and it works great all the time. 1. Has an easy-to-cock slide 2. Is made of very durable plastic 3. Shoots very strong and far for a spring pistol 4. Usually comes with a handy holster 5. Not to mention it looks pretty legit. Mine still performs as well as the day I got it. Anyways, that's just my recommendation, I strongly suggest it. Hope this helped :) « Show Less
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Yea, it will hold just about anything. They include a handy list and what size of holder to use with each caliber.
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It holds 500 rounds of AK47, since 5.56 is smaller then 7.62, I would estimate about 600 rounds.
2110199
10 round mags will fit deeply in the pockets. May be harder to pull them out with them so short. Maybe get a 30 round clip and put the round limiter in it to make it CA legal.
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I have a Ruger P95 . it load 15 rounds in mag very easley. I hope is helps you.
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It depends on how clever you are. I have found that roughly 20-21 can fit, with a possible 22nd--If I remember correctly--if you cock the rifle upside down. Easily 300 for your backup space in the mag.
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I have had this bag about 3 weeks. I hold 3 guns with all my range gear (eyes and ears, 6-8 boxes of ammo, can hold 9 mags in holders). I carry 2 full size and a compact but I could carry 3 full size guns.
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i just tried it out and it does hold them, though since it's not made for them they are not that easy to remove, the slots are made for rifle rounds, 9mm can fit in but would be slow to load from and might fall out if you don't push them completely inside.
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I shot about 60 rounds of steel core 7.62, 300 rounds of 30-06, 200 rounds of 308, and 300 rounds of 223 at it this weekend and there is barely a dent in it. So it will take steel core just fine.
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Not sure about the 9mm , I have all steel version in .40s&w; and it fits well and locks securely. There is a bit of adjustment that can be made for the loose fit , but not a lot.
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I have one installed on a 590 with a pistol grip. It has held secure with a flashlight attached for over 200 hundred rounds, about half of which were buckshot or slugs. If it's loose just cut a piece of sandpaper to fit in one side of the clamp. Put the grit side towards the clamp not the mag tube. That way there will be no marks on the tube when you remove it. I've done this for other applications and it holds securely.
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It'll hold 410 easy... Colt 45 I may worry about them slipping out with much moving around.