How many 12 gauge shotgun shells will this be able to hold? loose or in boxes?
1666204
-12 ga @ 100 rounds in original boxes (Royal Buck 2-3/4" 00 Buck. 20 boxes of 5 shells). I downloaded a picture.
407650
Not many. I'm guessing two. That would be a poor application for this box. They make a 30 cal ammo box in orange that would work far better. This box doesn't have a carry handle.
625367
I have mine in. Boxes that hold! 2-10, stripperw clips. EAce vest 400 CSS. ::
731081
It holds my 30-30 shells nice and snug and it looks good. So hope that helps
790313
The 12 g will only take 3 inch shells and auto load #2 or smaller shot. Larger shot must be placed in the shell by hand. It will measure the powder, seat the wad, pre-crimp a 6 or 8 fold plastic shell and finish crimp. If you have the right load data pulling the shell out of the press to put in a slug or buckshot is not a problem. You move it to the next station for crimping anyway. It won't take 3 1/2 inch shells, don't bother trying.
1612928
Because of your question I went and checked. The one I received worked ideally for 12 gauge. The holder grips the shell body securely and it does not go past the brass case head. I removed the 12 gauge shells from the holder and let the grips "relax" for a few minutes before I dropped in the 20's. I observed that the 20 gauge shells fall right through the holders but catch the lip of the case head and goes no further. I pushed the 20 gauge shells about 1/4 inch deeper into the holder and got a secure register with the case head lip. I gave the gun a good shake side to side and the shells remained in place. In a pinch it will hold 20 gauge shells, just not as snug as the 12's. Just my opinion. Because of your question I went and checked. The one I received worked ideally for 12 gauge. The holder grips the shell body securely and it does not go past the brass case head. I removed the 12 gauge shells from the holder and let the grips "relax" for a few minutes before I dropped in the 20's. I observed that the 20 gauge shells fall right through the holders but catch the lip of the case head and goes no further. I pushed the 20 gauge shells about 1/4 inch deeper into the holder and got a secure register with the case head lip. I gave the gun a good shake side to side and the... » Read More Because of your question I went and checked. The one I received worked ideally for 12 gauge. The holder grips the shell body securely and it does not go past the brass case head. I removed the 12 gauge shells from the holder and let the grips "relax" for a few minutes before I dropped in the 20's. I observed that the 20 gauge shells fall right through the holders but catch the lip of the case head and goes no further. I pushed the 20 gauge shells about 1/4 inch deeper into the holder and got a secure register with the case head lip. I gave the gun a good shake side to side and the shells remained in place. In a pinch it will hold 20 gauge shells, just not as snug as the 12's. Just my opinion. « Show Less
388988
The unit is pretty sturdy - steel with rivets. I store shotgun shells on mine and easily have a couple of hundred pounds on each shelf. Interestingly, there are connectors that allow you to assemble this in two half height shelf units or to join multiple units in a storage wall configuration.
1660419
You would need two. This shell holder goes over one shoulder. It's folded nicely to fit in a small box when you recieve it.
2175736
It holds 12 and 20 guage shells well, but I haven't tried it with any 410 shells. The loops seem a bit large for these.
2222646
You can fit 3 but the box size is odd for this back lots of space off to one side for loose rounds if you took them out of the box you could fit the 100rds hope this helps
942576
Yes it'll work well, its nice and deep too, i can fit 51 boxes of 7.62x39, and I was able to fit 10 fifteen round boxes and 2 five round boxes of Winchester Super X 00buck, but you may be able to tetris the boxes inside better then me. On the picture it shows one lock, but you can actually lock the other side too. So far its nice and sturdy, I have 3, they stack well too because they have these little lips on each corner that allows for it, and the handle is comfortable as well for a heavier load. I wouldnt try to take it in the field like a metal can though, obviously plastic isnt as strong and dropping it out of the back of your truck would probably not end well for the can, but for storage, or to take to the range, it works very well for the price. Buy one and check it out, you'll like it.
2279197
It can easily hold 12 shots of gum, especially if it's trident or orbit. I think you're on to something, keeping your gum in a gun case. It would definitely be a deterrent to people asking you for a piece. To really answer your question - YES, it will easily hold a 12 gauge shotgun (what I bought it for). Sorry for the sass.
477549
I use it for 20 gauge, and it holds them snug, and have loaded it with 12 gauge as well. I would say it hold them, but might be tight.
973412
it holds 1 shell per time.And the set comes with 2 shells. SO 1 spare.U can load as stated up to 30 bb's in each shell how ever i never went as far as 21 means 7 shots (shoots 3 bb's at each shot)The shells not eject after pumps.U can tap a small outstanding flap on the bottem and if u push it inwards a lil the shell loading room will open and if pushed hard enough even automaticly eject ur shell
708506
It will hold 600 rds of 5.56/.223... I put 500 rounds of 300 Blackout in mine tonight and I think that is about good for weight. Any more and I might start to (slightly) worry about the plastic handle. Excellent storage for the price though!!
1205961
56 rounds of slugs or buchshot, in this Bandolier, is the same as 11 boxes of shells, which is how buckshot shells comes in.About 20 pounds each bandolier. So, two bandoliers would weigh in at about 40 pounds.A little bulky, but you have all of the ammo you would want to shoot, for a while.Terry
1075537
I also didn't use them all at once. The box contains several packs, with each containing 18 shells. They stay pretty fresh. I just stored the rest in a cool, dry place. It's been a couple of months and the shells are still good.