The above picture shows a rifle cartridge butt cuff loaded with 3 rounds of 2 1/2 inch 000 buck, 3 rounds of 3 inch # 7 1/2 heavy game load shotshells, and 3 rounds of 2 1/2 inch 1/4 shot slugs. This gives you an additional 9 rounds you can carry on your .410 gauge shotgun quite easily. You can separate the 000 buck and the slug shotshells with the longer 3 inch game loads making it easier to reload with the appropriate round without having to check the size.
Got extra rounds for your .410?
Staying above the water line!
Riverwalker
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...Fantastic Tip...put it on a minute ago(had an xtra one anyway)...
...definitely filed under:why didn't i think of that before...
Very good tip sir, I have the Beartooth products synthetic rifle cuff on my .410 for that very reason. Those 410 single shots make a good 'grab 'n go' shotgun when doing fence inspection duty.
If you'd rather forego the cuff, but still want a .410 ammo container, those Dollar Store reading glass cases will do very well too, will fit 5 - 6 rounds of 3" shells.
To: Ken
OK, you can stop pulling my leg now. Surely you knew about this trick already.
Thanks for being kind to an old guy....it's appreciated!
RW
To: anonymous 11:55
Wasn't aware of the reading glass case as an ammo carrier...great tip!
Thanks anon!
RW
You are welcome RW - I didn't put the case and ammo together until the .410 box and case were next to each other. Certainly beats carrying it loose in pocket.
Those eyeglass cases are handy - I use them for pocket change, SAK knife case (those key ring attachments sometimes tear heck out of pockets) and such.
To: anonymous 7:21
It's funny how ideas come about sometimes. Just have to keep an open mind to all the possibilities.
Thanks anon!
RW
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