3gun shotshell carriers
Looking for recommendations for shotshell carriers. I'm going to try out 3gun this year and need some tips on what people are using. Thanks.
Posted Dec 30, 2023, 2:06 PM UTC
816
Frankly I got some AliExpress knockoffs and modified them to my liking. They're not as good as daa or ghost but they're good enough for me.
2
Magload +1
At least double taps has them now and you don’t have to deal with shipping from the UK and Tariffs
2
Esstac or vang comp look good to me fwiw
2
I ordered mine from taccom3g
2
Invictus practical for me, but I find the shells fall out too easily unintended, but that might be a skill / user issue.
1
The Invictus design concept it old. And bump on your shell can knock them out. You need to upgrade to king or Magload.
King/Magload use the rims as well as magnets to hold shells in. The disadvantage is that you must have magnetic shells.
1
Interesting, that's exactly what happens. Sounds like I need to take a look at king/magload then.
1
I have Magloads. They will take small hits and stay secure.
Hayes custom guns did have a sale on King competition over Black Friday/ Christmas. Arron is a good guy to deal with and a big supporter of shooting sports.
2
Tbf most target loads and target slugs these days have a steel rim. Even the ones that look like brass are steel.
1
For example I have Winchester AA that won't stick to magnets and that's a standard brand/model. I didn't know till I bought them. Went to a match with them and I was lucky I had enough of my standard loads.
1
Where abouts are you going to try 3gun?
1
Niagara, Guelph, wherever I can find a match.
1
Ahh. I'm out in Alberta and we've got a few good leagues here
1
I use the Invictus Practical carriers. Best mid tier carriers.
If you want to spend the big bucks, look at MagLoad.
Any idea what the differences between King and MagLoad are?
Similar concepts but I've only ever tried MagLoad.