Hawthorn1213
50 Cal.
Hello All,
I wanted to share the Shot Card magazine I built not too long ago in hopes it might inspire others like those on here that have inspired me. I wish I could find the original post/member that sparked the idea for me and if I can find the post I'll come back and add a link.
More or less, this is just a dumbed down change dispenser (like the ones sonic waitresses used to wear) but instead it allows me to stack my shot cards in sequence of how I load my Pedersoli SxS. The construction is just .875 copper pipe that's been capped on one end. The other end is a cap, but it's been modified to retain the shot cards while still allowing access for my thumb to grab the top card. The cards are held under tension by a spring allowing only one to come out a time. The end that's removable is held on by two pins silver soldered to the magazine tube, and notched on the cap side to lock out when twisted.
It's pretty dang handy and made a noticeable difference in loading during last years dove and quail season.
I wanted to share the Shot Card magazine I built not too long ago in hopes it might inspire others like those on here that have inspired me. I wish I could find the original post/member that sparked the idea for me and if I can find the post I'll come back and add a link.
More or less, this is just a dumbed down change dispenser (like the ones sonic waitresses used to wear) but instead it allows me to stack my shot cards in sequence of how I load my Pedersoli SxS. The construction is just .875 copper pipe that's been capped on one end. The other end is a cap, but it's been modified to retain the shot cards while still allowing access for my thumb to grab the top card. The cards are held under tension by a spring allowing only one to come out a time. The end that's removable is held on by two pins silver soldered to the magazine tube, and notched on the cap side to lock out when twisted.
It's pretty dang handy and made a noticeable difference in loading during last years dove and quail season.