Just getting into hunting with a muzaloder and am useing ffgg 777 lose powder and want to know how you carrie you backup loads into the field? Links or pic would be nice. thank You

I use these...



http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/st...10000_425-10-0

It will hold 120g BH209, a 250g Barnes T-EZ with sabot, and a primer. And when you close it, it's tight enough to where nothing rattles. I love these!

For speed loaders I use the (Plastic Tubes) that the 50.Cal Pyrodox Pellets come in when you buy them in a Blister Pack. There the perfect size to fit your bullets as there for 50Cal Pellets, if that's what you use. I put my measured powder in the bottom of them then the sabot, then on top of that I use a cloth cleaning patch for a snug fit so nothing rattles. I also cut a little off the plastic tube to custom fit my load. There's just enough diameter in them so the 50Cal Sabot is lose enough to slide right out when you tip it, grab the sabot, pour in the powder put the sabot in your barrel and send er home, they work great and there Free, of course you have to buy the Pellets in a blister pack to get em but they last forever. I also carry one in my shirt chest pocket for a quick easy access if needed.
BP

I use these:




http://thepowerbeltforum.powerguild....tubes-t395.htm

bossmoss

I really prefer the TC 4 in 1 speed loader....they hold the powder in one end the bullet and sabot in the other and provide a sliding short starter....

https://secure.tcarms.com/store/4-n-...t-no-7057.html

Thanks guys.
Lane how much ffg 777 fit in the small tubs? can you fit 100 vol and 250 sabot in the large tubs?

Short tubes hold about 120gV all the way to the top, but are best with 100gV, so they start to tip/pour into your barrel best.

Yes you can fit a 250g Shockwave with supplied black sabot, into the Long tube, with 100gV powder on top of it. Also works the same with two Pyro/777 pellets

I use the TC Speed Shots:

http://www.kitterytradingpost.com/pr...p/prodid/15626

I use Lanes tubes in a shot shell holder on my rifle stock.
Quick follow up shots and they are always with me.
3 back up shots and a short starter