EXCELLENT ELITE SPANKER Tactical Nylon 12 Gauge Shotgun Bullet Shell Holder for Rifles

Velcro straps make it snug, I had to modify it but it is designed for several types. The back strap of it I cut off because my stock has a sling attachment in the way, but it still holds tight. Price is good and serves its purpose for sure. Would buy it again.No Velcro stickers in this type - it's not needed and this design works great.

So I bought a bunch of these months ago and left them loaded up to see how long the elastic would hold. Still tight and holds rounds without dropping them even when doing jumping jacks or on the shotty shootin magnum slugs. Compared to ar500 brand shotcards they are on par for quality and are less expensive by a dollar or two.UPDATE 1YEAR LATERSo I have ten of these bad boys loaded non stop attached to my locker and the elastic has not deformed or degraded. I have another four that I run on my benelli m2. I have made tewnty range trips over with that setup, dumping a total 250ish (probably more) rounds with one card always attached to the m2.These cards held up pretty well for the first 9 trips. Only came off when i ran some magnum slugs, and i ran 00 buck (non of the low recoil stuff). On the 9th trip the velcro failed on all of them the elastic still works like new. Will they last in reagrds to velcro yeah sort of, they arent like a magazine they fail like all velcro. But the elastic held and still works. So you can use it to hold your shells together. Any way i recommend them supper affordable so when it comes time to replace its not a big deal

What do you get with this product?Well you get a 5 round holder with excellent Velcro! It’s very sturdy and holds up just fine.The adhesive however has a few pros and consPros:-Won’t leave sticky or messy residue after removal.-Can be detached and re applied a few times to get a good fit without losing its adhesive capabilities.-elastics are tough enough to hold shells without having them fly around when shooting.Cons:-5 shell size won’t fit in a tactical vest pouch (but you can stick them on you if the vest has Velcro)- Adhesive could be better. I think it could be a better glue to help it stay stuck on the gun.- Velcro is so good you can rip off the adhesive part if you are not careful. (Hence why the above con is there)Overview: if you are looking for a cheap option to try out a side saddle that’s not complete trash this is a good option.My suggestions:The saddle itself it’s good but the adhesive part can be solved by buying some Velcro brand adhesive instead of using the one the saddle brings.If you have a shotgun made in Turkey like an Akkar, or a CZ 612 you will have to trim it down to a 3 or even 2 shell holder so the slide doesn’t rip it off.

Works exactly as I expected.

This is very cool it looks great and holds I lot of shells I will purchase again when back in stock

Well made and fit my Remington V3 TAC 13 perfectly. Made of heavy duty nylon materials. Mounts with velcro backing which is included. The adhesion use holds very well. 12 gauge shells are held firmly in place. I am very pleased with this shell holder.

The placement works perfect

I was thrilled with this product until I pulled the forearm of the shotgun back (i.e. to pump it) and the wood forearm actually slides over the receiver causing the fabric and shells contained therein, to lift off the sticky (bottom half of the velcro unit) for about half of the 5" length of the product.This product is 5" long x 2" high. The 2" height is wider than the actual flat surface of the receiver on the 20-gauge Mossberg. See image 3. I was okay with that and wrapped the excess sticky along the curved edges, above and below the flat surface. Then I stuck the fabric part onto the sticky and was thrilled with how it looked and felt.I took these images AFTER I had realized the problem and had to recreate the "look" in order to demonstrate for your sake. I wanted to get the sticky off quickly because I was not sure if it would cause any issues to the bluing. It did not.The 1st image shows where it was stuck onto the receiver while the forearm was extended forward. The 2nd image shows the forearm slid back, over the receiver and the shotshell holder is shown its respective place as if it were still stuck onto the receiver, allowing you to see the dilemma. (Amazon randomized the photos opposite from the order I uploaded them)I would give this product 5 stars, and it seems unfortunate to dock it any since it was designed for a 12-gauge, I believe. But I just want to call attention to this issue for anyone who is thinking about this for a Mossberg 500 20-gauge.Hope this helps.