Misenheimer Pellet Pouch

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https://youtu.be/boL2g9Q5ckk

 

[Airgun Advisor]

That is slick!

 

[Michael]

I got one too! Chuck lives about 30 minutes from me & we've become quite good friends. Sometimes I carry pellets in it, sometimes magazines, sometimes other stuff. I just love the way it smells & feels. Top notch hand crafted stuff! @longbrownbox

 

[jtnm]

Chuck also makes some awesome wallets and tally books. His work is off the charts. 
Great video Dana! 

 

[Calbarry]

Nice pouch, an upgraded version of the old Beeman leather pouch, which is no longer made. It's the same design, but using better material

 

[Longbrownbox]

Calb, you are exactly right. I had a Beeman R10 and sent it to a kid in Puerto Rico after I went down there shooting Iguanas. I still have my Pouch and a friend wanted an extra. I thought, I should just make a few. I cannot find those 6” frames though. I bought 8” & cut them down to 6”. That causes way more time than making the rest of the pouch. But I’ve got a jig now & I can shorten them in just a few days. I appreciate the nice comments. I make a “formal” version when you really waNT to look good. I’ve made a few pouches for the side shot mag. It looks pretty good too 

Enjoy

chuck

 

[Houli]

Yep, the Beeman pellet pouch and likes of, are the best. I have a friend that likes doing leather projects and has recently made me a couple pellet pouches - heirloom quality - I feel lucky to have such friends!

We as air gunners are very lucky to have such talented people willing to provide us with gunning accessories. 

Cheers

 

[puertorico]

They are EXTREMELY nice. I've got one that has been tooled on both sides (a gift when he came down iguana hunting with me) . These punches are really a work of art. Quality is amazing and can't say enough about Chuck, stand-up Christian man who is a great contributor to the sport. 

 

[dfemmert]

I had a nice little black leather Beeman pouch that worked like that about 35 years ago. I don't know what happened to it but I miss it. Probably cost 5 or 10 bucks back then.