Uncle Mike's

I bought this for my son now that he has taken up shooting. He’s been using it like crazy, and it’s working great for him.

For the price this is awesome, Ive been using it for 6 months now and still looks new. No tears or rips, cleans up really easy!

Got this as a backup for when I have guest's. The bag is fine, nothing special, but the belt is junk. I wouldn't use this as a primary, but for the cost it's not bad.

Exactly what was described. Good pouch for the money. Strap was a little cheap looking.

Got this for my son who is starting high school trap shooting. Pockets big enough for a round of trap. Works as it should.

This replaces my 20-year old Bob Allen vinyl duplex pouch, which developed a seam tear earlier this year.Likes:- Inexpensive- Simple side-by-side duplex pouch for live shells and empties.- Inner pouch accepts a complete, intact box of shells, eliminating the task of fumbling live shells from box to pouch. Keep the box closed until your squad is called, then just tear or fold back the box top and you have five neat rows of five at your fingertips. You always know by touch how many shots are left at each shooting station. My old pouch lacked this feature and I really like it.- Elastic loops hold 2 spare shellsDislikes:- "Quality materials" don't appear so. The foam-backed nylon is thin, stiff and creased. Inside of pouch is rough and unfinished.- Nylon belt is very thin and lightweight, creases badly, looks terrible. If my jacket or shirt tail didn't cover this I wouldn't wear it.This item gets three stars because its inexpensive, does the job, and most importantly, loads an intact box of shells.However its cheap and looks it. Just fine for the occasional shooter but if you plan to shoot often, my advice is spend a few dollars more and get something better.

This is half of my "kit" while on the shooting line. The bag is extremely handy for dumping your spent shells when shooting trap or skeet. A SECOND pouch (smaller and squarish) can also be added to this belt to hold your box of 25 live shells. Both types of pouches are needed on the shooting line. It id definitely "bad form" not to police up your shells before moving on to the next shooting station, and trying to mix live & spent shells in the same bag is simply out of the question. As to the product itself, I found it to be light & sturdy, and I fully expect it to hold up under continuous use. So far, I have used it daily for the 6-week season of Boy Scout camp this summer, with no signs of stress or wear on it.

I guess it's a good bag, just way bigger than what I expected. It was for my son who does skeet, but it was too big for him to even grow into soon.

There is no decal on the front of the pouch, which reads "uncle mike". Instead, it's just all black. This is a cheap, vinyl-like, plasticky pouch - the plastic buckle broke after my first use. Your children could make a better one. Save your money.