Spare ammo for single action revolvers

[RJM52]

When hunting with a .41 SA there is a MTM Ammo Wallet in the fanny pack and a TUFF Products Speed Strip in the jacket pocket. Nice to top off the gun after shooting the game in case the bear in the area have learned that shots are a dinner bell....

[GhostHawk]

The one thing I did not see that I expected to in this thread were the fabric slip over the buttstock of a long rifle ammo carrier. Normally 6-8 rounds. Slide it up your right arm, load it, ammo delivered to your fingers as needed.




That is an Uncle Mikes though if I can find the same thing in an Allen I prefer them.
I just think they are built better. Fewer hassles. Cost about 10$ and my local Mills Fleet Farm.

[blackhawk44]

Crosman nylon velcro pellet pouch. Seven bucks. Velcro belt loop and closure. Caliber makes no difference. Get one for each caliber. Have even hung them from offside of shoulder rigs.

[BLAHUT]

i use the federal high-power keepers that cones with their centerfire rifle ammo. cheap plastic has belt loops built in when they ware out just find another one.

[freakonaleash]

I have never needed spare ammo. One and done.

[Geezer in NH]

Bianchi brand speed strips, or ammo wallet. This is not for self-defense. For that DA Revolver and HK speed loaders but I prefer Glocks and spare magazines.

[35 Rem]

For 44 Mag and 45 Colt I load the revolver and then put 15 extra rounds loose in my pocket. Keep it simple.

[rintinglen]

Has anybody mentioned wheel barrows yet?

[armoredman]

Has anybody mentioned wheel barrows yet?

No, Gun Kid is still in prison, I think.

As for me, the only wheelgun I would hunt with right now is my stainless Uberti 1858 Remington BP, so spare ammo would be a spare cylinder in a belt pouch...when I get one.

[gwpercle]

Has anybody mentioned wheel barrows yet?

Okay ... Wheel Barrows

I mentioned wheel barrows !
Gary

[Outpost75]

I carry my Ruger 4 1/2" 44 Special in an old M3 Shoulder holster I soaked in a tub of water and fitted for the Ruger. I have been looking around for awhile to try and find a bullet slide that would fit on the shoulder strap like the government had for the Victory Model pilot holster - seems like it was for 6-10 rounds or so on a slide. Any suggestions?

I had a 12-round canvas .44-40 or .45 Colt cartridge slide custom made Wolf Ears in Wyoming who specializes in reproductions of period web gear for the cowboy action shooters. Also had an 80-round .44-40 bandolier made with brass grommets to attach M1917 revolver holster or Bolo machete. Style similar to Spanish-American war or Pershing's punitive expedition for your Colt New Service and 1892 saddle ring carbine. Cost was reasonable for authentic design and quality of material and workmanship.