4 Pack 7 Round Shotgun Shell Holder or 12/20 Gauge 60 Round Tactical Shotgun Shell Bandolier Adjustable, Optional 2 Pcs 7 Round Shotgun Shell Holder / 8 Round Butt Stock Shell Holder for Hunting

Pretty solid stitching and material so far. I like it better than the name brand contract competitors. Would highly recommend and buy again.

These shotgun shell cards are legit - great quality, strong/firm elastic hold, and the loop-pull is sewn deep across the card, ensuring it won’t rip out. Even better, these hold 7 rounds, which is hard to find at this price. These are on-par with Elite Spanker cards for 1/4 of the price. For those who don’t know, these cards can be used in a few ways: 1) attach base strips to the stock of your shorty and/or along the receiver. You can then attach loaded cards directly to your firearm. 2) attach the shell cards directly to a chest rig, placard, backpack, tactical belt, etc… I store my shells in the cards, then lock them in a metal ammo case. They are easy to grab and drop in my bag / box when headed to the range. These help keep me on target, on the clays, and hitting more steal … aka allow me to have more fun. TL;DR - these help you immediately restock shells without fuss. Shells are held securely without give, making removing rounds an intentional action, removing accidental drops.

Started using the velcro shotshell cards with Esstac's offering. Esstac cards are one of the standards in the game, but despite the quality are still a throwaway item at the end of the day once the elastic wears out and retention fades. These cards offer damn near, if not the same retention out of the box and seem to have a service life comparable to the Esstacs I loved. Difference is you can buy a four pack of these for the cost of a single Esstac. Even if the Esstac cards last 15-25% longer, the math still works in favor of these. Load up while they are still inexpensive, they are a great alternative option for folks who will consistently put them to use. Word of advice for guys new to this type of shell holder, the more time they spend retaining a shell, the more they wear. The clock ticks any time a shell is in the slot. I typically recommend only leaving cards you deem necessary loaded and saving the rest for range/course/general use time. Second word of advice is buy some industrial strength loop side strips with sticky back and cut it to size yourself. The sticky side that ships with these and the Esstacs is not great. I used to have the entire thing fall off a shotgun in the middle of a course of fire or when tearing away an empty card. That's after properly prepping the application area on the gun and letting it set by itself for days. Bought a few feet of the industrial grade stuff and the first application is still holding a long while later.

Definitely across the chest and Not around the waist But it holds allot of 12 gauge shotgun shells. Nice color I bought this with all the drone stuff, You never know might need to get some target practice in soon.

Hold shells very snug

Very nice quality, appears very durable and the Velcro seems strong enough to provide a very good hold for it’s size.

I didn’t want any shell carrier on my stock or receiver. Wanted a belt or sling to hold many shells for practice or an actual drill instead of a bag. It’s works for my intended use. Holds shells nice and firm. It’s somewhat heavy fully loaded but I’ll deal with it as it’s only on when practicing.

So far so good