Quick way to reload mag tube

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copeland

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Hey guys. I'm looking for something I've only seen once so I'm not sure what they're called.

I saw a competition shooter carrying these "strings" of shotgun shells, basically it held the shells in a line and he wore it vertically on a belt. When it came time to reload he forced the strong of shells into the tube and then pulled it out, leaving the shells.
 
Is it this:

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The great Jerry Miculek demonstrating the technique

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The more popular (and easier way) is "Twin" and "Quad loading"

But don't take my word for it, let Jana Reeves tell you about it:

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You can angle them and there are a few manufacturers of them other than Carbon Arms, AP customs makes aluminum ones, but they are abit more expensive.

You can order directly from Carbon arms.

<sigh> Jana Reeves...
 
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I giggled at "pet the kitty".

But yea I was thinking more the first one. However the one I saw was more whippy like an antennae.

Which brand is the one jerry was running?
 
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copeland said:
I giggled at "pet the kitty".

But yea I was thinking more the first one. However the one I saw was more whippy like an antennae.

Which brand is the one jerry was running?
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Everyone laughs at "Pet the kitty" if you don't, you aren't a maaaaaan!!!!! :)

It's the ARMSTEC, INC. - SHOTGUN SPEED LOADER

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They are abit finicky, about $60 USD for Remington or Benelli feedgate.

Beretta-Skeet said:
That nearly looks like a Barrett muzzle break Jerrys got on his shotgun.
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It comes standard fare on the Mossberg "Road blocker" model. Does look pretty crazy.
 
Cyanide Ride said:
OP seems pretty set on these, but some things you need to learn on your own :)
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It's still not the exact item I'm trying to learn about. I thought about it and I guess the better way to describe it is like taping shotgun shells to a metal tape measure. They held more than 4 rounds and didn't completely cover the shells.
 
copeland said:
It's still not the exact item I'm trying to learn about. I thought about it and I guess the better way to describe it is like taping shotgun shells to a metal tape measure. They held more than 4 rounds and didn't completely cover the shells.
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Just giving you a hard time :)

Very strange, I've never heard of this technique before. The "Speedloader" was the only one I've heard of with the shells in line.

The only other one I can think of is this, but they are not inline:

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