[philly]

Picked up a small canvas shotgun pouch today at Walmart, $4.00. 3 1/2" wide X 5 1/2" long X 4 1/2" deep. It has a belt clip and two choke tube pouches on one side. Tried it as purchased but found it kind of floppy when loaded with ammo. Made some modifications. I cut a small slit into the top folded over sewn rim and threaded some heavy trapping tie wire thru it, stiffened it up nicely, then cut a rectangle of 1/4" plywood to tighten up the bottom. Perfect shape and stay's firm when loaded. I then figured that if I could seperate the choke tube pouches on the end and open the bottom, my PS-2 would fit nicely there handle down and through. Took a little sewing but came out fine. Will try to post some pictures tomorrow, can't find my camera cable to download. Works great, and keeps the sling safe and handy when changing cans.
Phil

 

[A+ Slingshots]

Yes....pictures please

 

[smitty]

Crap, now I have to wait on pins and needles for a picture to show up.

 

[philly]

 

[philly]

Not an advertisement for the washing machine, sorry best surface to take the pictures.

Phil

 

[philly]

 

[Mtnfolk Mike]

i picked one of these little pouches up at Wally a few years back... they're well worth the price.. they don't hold much shotgun shells.. i'm going to have to get mine out and dedicate it to holding slingshot ammo..

 

[A+ Slingshots]

Nice Philly...... that look like it works good!!!! And BTW our washer and dryer serves as my layout table in the shop.

The only problem is that the Missus and the kids keep movin' my stuff just when I get it situated.

Still I can't really complain cause they're washing our clothes.

I put the "small" in "Small Business"!!!!

 

[smitty]

Very good ammo pouch. I use a canvas shotgun bag with a strap that goes around my shoulder. I wear it cross-body style. It has two compartments and I use one for ammo and one for a couple of slingshots. I like your idea.