If , going Historically correct........Every gun should be served by it's own shot pouch. Beyond that , whatever goes ln pouch is up to you. When hunting , I prefer 6 ,or 7 patched and lubed balls in a ball board in my pouch. Hunting , it's powder in powder tubes in pouch. Extra patches stored ,pre-lubed in a container in the pouch. At the shooting range............Powder in a horn , over shoulder strap. Horn has a brass valve to prevent spillage into measure. Spare flints ,10 to 15 balls loose. tools. A rag to keep my fingers from getting too gooy. Plunger type primer device.
That rig was big enough. I stitched her up and even put belt loops , as well as over shoulder strap. Only thing I liked about it , that I still use on future pouches now , was the enlarged flap to keep out the weather. Since we hunted deer in the Pa. January cold and snow , our capotes had no pockets that was the reason for the 10" by 10" by 8" big "shot pouch". These days ,it's nice tidy shot pouches from the Crazy Crow catalog. Just the necessities ................oldwood
