My new Henry carbine

[Drycreek]

.410 shotgun is actually .45 case diameter, but fortunately in this instance the sling maker made them a little snug for .410 shells.

I will probably use the cartridge loops to hold empties as I will have seven loads in the carbine and some more in my pack. I have a butt cuff on my .280 and that's what i use the loops for, keeps them from being lost.

 

[Mennoniteman]

I will probably use the cartridge loops to hold empties as I will have seven loads in the carbine and some more in my pack. I have a butt cuff on my .280 and that's what i use the loops for, keeps them from being lost.

When I was younger and did a lot of still hunting in the mountains I would keep my spare cartridges in loops in a sleeve on the offside of my stock, a very handy place to keep a few extra "shells" as we called them back then. But it seemed like it didn't matter what the loop system was, it was common to loose a few until I eventually switched to velcro loop ammo wallets.