With the balance of the shotgun right over the pistol grip, reloading a KSG is different from a conventional pump gun but no harder. And it’s only necessary half as often.
BUIS: Magpul, red dot: Primary Arms M3.
I am open to recommendations on ways to conveniently carry 15 or more rounds of 12ga ammunition.
Thigh, belt, chest or sling?
Chest or belt.
looking forward to getting one of those sometime soon.
apparently “one” sold on gunbroker for over $4000. well. maybe 🙂
RMR-30 first :>
Thigh rig
http://www.spectergear.com/20rd12gathighpouch.htm
Worked for me at Gunsite.
Also look at the MOLLE ones
http://www.spectergear.com/365.htm 18 round
http://www.spectergear.com/356.htm 12 round
I sure hope he’s NOT reloading it with his finger on the trigger!
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SASS tends to use belly belts:
http://www.pioneer-pac.com/ammo-belt-shotgun-shell,10.html
This is worn above the regular belt. Since you are not feeding a Double, you probably want a full set of loops.
If someone was to make a nylon web version of this, they need to block the bottoms so the shells stick out for grabbing.
You can carry 15 rounds in the gun quite conveniently…
Sorry had a Bill Ruger moment there.
If a current chest or belt rig works for you use it. I didn’t hear anyone complaining about 8 round shotguns and a carrying a single full reload, why do you need a full reload with 15 in the gun now? Just carry the 6 or 8 you do now, you’re still up 7 or 8 rounds on a traditional defensive shotgun.
Comp-Tac makes nice stuff.
http://www.comp-tac.com/product_info.php?products_id=87
Check out the Load-Two belt from chameleon fabrics. I first saw this in a Noveske 3-Gun DVD and spent forever trying to figure out where to get one.
http://www.chameleon-fabrics.com/belts/loadtwo-belt
I’d go with California Competition Works shell trays, they are the fastest way to reload a shotgun with your weak hand. There are 4 and 6 round versions, and also ones with covers. The work great, and are much faster than belts or chestrigs with individual loops.