New shotgun shell dispenser holds 10 rounds, now shipping!
CHAMPLIN, MINNESOTA, April 10, 2016 – The team at AmmoPal is thrilled to announce the official launch of their versatile shotgun shell dispensers. The first production run is in hand and pre-orders started shipping in April 7th 2016.
AmmoPal’s crowd funding contributors have already received their innovative shotgun shell dispensers and AmmoPals are now available for general purchase. AmmoPal is a unique shotgun shell dispenser that offers a viable solution for all shotgun owners, making it convenient and easy for shotgun owners to access 10 extra rounds via the durable dispenser.
The patent-pending dispenser is comprised of a rugged 9 1/4” x 3” x 11/2” polymer case that holds ten 2 3/4” 12-guage shotgun shells. With built-in retention fingers, shotgun owners can rest assured that their shells are secure even when upside-down. A wide thumb sweep area accommodates gloved use, and the AmmoPal shotgun shell dispenser is designed for either right or left-handed operation. The made-in-the-USA dispenser also features the same double spring found in USGI rifle magazines, a removable base plate with drain slot for easier cleaning and maintenance, and a Molle friendly mounting system with one long and one short mounting clip for versatile adjustment.
AmmoPal is a versatile shell carry solution that can be used by hunters, sport shooters, and tactical shooters, as well as by those who need a self-defense solution for easy, fast access to ammunition. With numerous mounting options, shotgun owners can use AmmoPal with confidence in virtually in position. “It works right-side up, upside down, and even sideways,” said the AmmoPal team.
Whether shotgun owners want a way to carry their shells under their truck seat or inside their tactical vest, AmmoPal offers a simple solution. A recently released video illustrates how AmmoPal can be used.
The AmmoPal team is excited to announce that their shotgun shell carry solution is in production and ready for the shooting community. AmmoPal has worked diligently to create a top-notch product backed by first-rate customer care and stands behind their products with a 60 days money back guarantee and world-class customer service.
AmmoPal is a veteran owned company.
More information about AmmoPal, including details on how to order the all-new shell carry solution, can be found at www.ammopal.com.
This thing has some promise…almost anything is better than using a cargo pocket to hold loose shells. I like the upside down carry option the best.
If they work and are available in the different colors shown, or others, it could be a neat way of differentiating between slugs, buck, less-lethal and breaching rounds. Wonder if they’d squeeze into a Ten-Speed AR mag pouch.
I would bet money they’d fit in that BFG Tenspeed. If for some reason they didn’t fit in the 5.56 version, they’d surely fit in one of the 7.62×51/308 versions with room to spare.
So at this point in history, why don’t most shotguns use a detachable box magazine anyway..? Tradition? Lack of innovation due to the limited actual usefulness of shotguns?
Couple of reasons spring easily to mind:
1.High capacity shotgun mags are huge! Lower capacity means you have to continuously top-off the shotgun, which is hard to do with magfed guns.
2. Semi auto guns tend to be unreliable with specialty ammo and magfed pumpguns are bulky compared to tube fed.mostly secondary weapons now anyway.
The main reason is cartridge design. The rim at the base of the cartridge is larger than the diameter of the rest of the casing, which causes problems for stacking in a box mag. You don’t see many box mag firearms in revolver calibers for the same reason. Furthermore, the relatively flimsy plastic hull on many shotgun shells is strong lengthwise but not cross-section, so they deform under tension from the feed lips and mag spring and have all manner of feeding issues as a result.
Wonder if I could get them in a TACO pouch?