MakerShot Black Ammo Shell Holder (Choose Your Compatibility)

Just got it today it ain't pretty but it holds 10x 12g shotgun shells perfectly on my belt and looks like it will work decently...that being said there's a few things need brought to attention it looks & feels like it was made from somebody's homeade 3D printer in their garage from cheap plastic wasn't even sanded, polished, or cleaned up, it still had strands of excess plastic filaments hanging from it. Guys if you're going to sell a product have some pride in it sand the surface down, and clean&polish it a bit. Let your product stand out

Can you go below 1 star ?????? CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, it was good a first and tight is time carried it was good. The second time on a hot day the belt clip sits side ways and NONE I say NONE of any type shell will stay in. Worth less than a dollar $1 Materials they are making it out up will not hold up to any sunshine or heat. May work good at the North Pole

Bought to keep .410/45LC shells in vehicle for easy access. After a few days, the plastic had stretched and the shells were moving around. The 45LC's would even fall out of the carrier. It is obviously not going to do what i wanted it to do.

Belt clip broke clean off within 1 hour of opening the package. It's made of very thing thin hollow plastic and snapped right off.Tried uploading photo. If it didn't work, you can see it here: [...]

Starting off, I bought the 45/70 version to carry. 44 Magnum. No version existed for this round and I felt compelled to try it. It was a loose fit but expecting this I planned to spread a small amount of epoxy to the "half-moon" portion to thicken the material and in turn reducing the size to allow for the slightly smaller 44 cartridge. This worked great! As a bonus the "half-moon" portions have been strengthen from the thin coat of epoxy.Would I buy this product again if it were to feature a stronger(or less prone to warping) material, whether it still be 3D printed or molded? Absolutely. It's compact, easy to carry and a very cool concept. But the materials may be holding it back.If you want to try it for yourself I encourage you to pick one up, I genuinely like mine and I hope to see a "version two".

Looks to have been 3d printed. It's light and seems durable enough. Hold shells tightly and the pop off easily, with a caveat. The clip is thin and flimsy and it flexes too much. I'm not sure it would break, but it doesn't invoke confidence. Another dad at three gun had warned me against buying it, but I already had. So I took a drill, drilled a hole through the frame toward the bottom of the clip. It's hollow, so just drill a small hole on each side. I then ran a zip tie through it and around the clip. Works well. For the price, it'll get us a down the road. Your call. For what it's worth. It all depends on what you intend to do with it. We're new and training. If you're competing, go with something else.

When I first got this it held all the rounds perfectly fine although I thought it was super cheap plastic.I was right. Left it sitting in the car on a mild summer day loaded up and when I came back it had expanded a ton. Now I use it to hold 45-70 Govt rounds.

first of all, I wanted 12 ga. , got 28 ga.(didn't even know it existed),flimsy to the extreme.threw packageing in trash before I realized it was 28 ga. or else I would return it.good concept but I can see it would break very,very easily.clip is really, really cheaply made.this item dosnt even deserve 1 star for any aspect of it.save your 12 n change.

I'm using this for .410 Brass Shotshells. It holds them fine - but the construction method is not robust enough to deal with the stress of loading and unloading them repeatedly. After a days shoot, of roughly 50 rounds, the plastic seam in the middle has become unstuck. It's really frustrating, as I had high hopes for this product. Will probably glue it together, as I can't get in touch with manufacturer.

Arrived ahead of predicted time.This is most likely a 3d printed item, extremely light and the finish is as you might expect from a thermal print.Having said that, in 12g its quite tough and holds the cartridges well, I found on a practical shotgun stage the best way to get the cartridge from this carrier is to slide them out otherwise the shell can get pinched at the release.Not bad overall. Is it worth £11? Mmm, yet to decide!

So thinly made out of cheap plastic that I dropped it once with the cartridges loaded and it broke in two.Don't buy as you will be wasting your money. Great idea but the quality of manufacture is not suitable even for kid's toys.

Exactly as described

nice product

rubbish quality

Just like the other review mentioned, it's made out of 3D printer. However, all the shells fit nice and snug and it is easy to use. For the price, I cannot complain. I haven't used it on my belt yet and I've read that it breaks off, but I'm guessing as long as I don't do anything to break the blet clip off, I should be okay. Again, for the price, it's well made. I do prefer high end shotshell holders that are tripple the price, but this works as well.

Va bene ...ma avrei preferito un materiale piu' resistente

Great product. I filled it up, put in on my belt, and went for a 4 km run with gear on. No shells fell out, even when I would slap it a couple times from different angles, yet shells are still easy enough to grab for quick reloads. Very good alternative to other shell carriers that are 4 times the price.

I've only used it in one match so far, worked well. I'm afraid to break it though as it's not solid plastic, its hollow. Can't complain for the price though.

Buono

Je vous déconseille cette article il est d'une très Movaise qualitéLe plastique est nulle en mettant mes premières cartouche il a fissuré directementJe l'ai donc retourné à AmazonCette article ne devrait même pas être en vente

Es 7n molde hechoncon un polimero muy malo en una impresora 3D. Los cartuchos del 12/70 no entran. Vamos una estafa.

Was not told in the describing that these are made on a 3d printer I hope they hold up for competion.

I would spend more to get California Competion brand instead