Rothco Ammo Pouch

NOTE: At the moment, Amazon is providing two different links for this back in the black color, one of which is shipped by a different retailer than the others and isn't eligible for Amazon Prime. I suspect the reviewers complaining of getting a different product might be clicking on that version. If you want this pouch in black and want Amazon Prime shipping, click the image showing three pouches.I bought two of these in black, and was pleasantly surprised in both the size and apparent quality. They're made of heavy canvas and the stitches look good. The metal closures are a bit lightweight, but seem solid enough. Mine were not rubber-lined (as the description may or may not indicate), but that wasn't enough of an issue to drop a star. If I need to rubberize them, it would be easy enough to spray them.One of my concerns when ordering the pouch was the size. Often the listed dimensions of a product have only a passing relationship to the actual dimensions, and I was concerned these would be too small for my needs. This pouch, however, is actually a bit larger than I was expecting based on the dimensions. The small pocket doesn't have much depth to it, but is still big enough to hold common small items like a lighter or keys. The main pocket, on the other hand, could easily hold an old VHS tape with room to spare. It would have no problems containing a small bottle of Gatorade and a few energy bars or a bag or two of trail mix, and you'd still be able to close the pouch. And you don't have to worry much about the weight of the contents, either. The belt loop is made of the same sturdy canvas (double-stitched), and sized to fit on MOLLE belts or leather holster belts.So I definitely recommend this pouch, especially for the price. Just make to click on the right link so you'll get the product being described.

I just have to start by saying that this pouch has quickly turned into one of my downright favorite bags for one of my favorite hobbies. Slingshooting. This pouch is amazingly roomy and allows for a large amount of ammo to be stored. The front pocket can be opened, and kept open by the top pockets fastener, and the both pockets are deep enough to be left unfastened without issue. The large pocket can hold both the Slingshot and practice ammo, while the smaller front pocket can hold Lead hunting shot. This setup allows me to have both ammo types with me at all times, which even my higher dollar leather pouches didn't offer. This pouch is also much easier to modify than the Leather ones. I have added a few things to mine.The first thing that I added was a sling, set to hang the pouch around hip height. This allows for much better mobility for me . The sling was very easy to attach by adding 1/4" inside diameter grommets to each side. The sling was found on an old US Military Medical Bag, and is made from a nearly identical material to the bag.The second addition is a paracord gamehanger. With the use of a few small rubberbands, some plastic cord slides, a carabiner, and a few split rings I was able to recreate a popular slingshot hunting gamehanger I had seen. This feature allows for a small game animal, such as a squirrel or a rabbit, to be carried easily after you have dispatched it. The loops slide open and closed and allow you to hang the animal off the bottom of the pouch.All in all, this pouch, which cost me less than $20 with attachments and all, has replaced all of my old, expensive Leather pouches. This pouch is an amazing build quality and should hopefully last me for many years.

Solid stitching. Fits the belts I've tried. Silent and easy opening. Definitely a good buy

When I read Hunter's review I said to myself "I need this for my own slingshot hunting bag." So not to be outdone by his creative ingenuity, I made my own modifications to the pouch to turn it into my own ultimate varmint hunter's bag.I added two grommets to the side of the pouch to attach a military-surplus strap. Then I added two more grommets to the belt loop in the back and attached two paracord keychains with sling clips to use as a game hooks for hanging my quarry from. The result is a very slick, very compact bag that I can easily carry with me for an impromptu hunt.So how is the pouch itself? It's brilliant! The locking male/female grommet design is perfect. No velcro involved, which makes it perfect for hunting and pretty much anything you can imagine. The belt loop is massive, so it should fit any belt or bag strap you want to mount it on. I love that you can lock open the smaller pouch by lifting the flap and tethering it to the larger pouch's locking nut.The small pouch easily contains over 100 steel 3/8 ball bearings with plenty of room to spare. I'll probably put some handkerchiefs and a spare knife in that pocket.The large pouch easily fits any standard or collapsible (with wrist rest) slingshot with plenty of room for clay practice ammo. I have 600 3/8 clay balls in there with the slingshot and there's still room to spare.All in all, I love this bag. Definitely recommended, even if you don't plan on doing all of the modifications that Hunter and I went through, it's still a great pouch for the price. With another five dollars or so in parts it becomes a bag worth much more than the sum of its parts.