22 rimfire pouch

[Bazoo]

I have a belt pouch for 44 special from desantis, the 3x3.

I see simplyrugged makes a "most versatile pouch" for either loose or speed stripped ammo.

Well, does anyone know of similar for 22 rimfire? It must be leather. I'd be fine with just a pouch that a quantity dumps into, or a pouch that has individual holes.

I've considered getting the "most versatile pouch" and making an insert for it out of wood, to hold 22s. I'd like to know of other options though.

This is for carry for hunting with a single six.

 

[JCooperfan1911]

By the Simply Rugged pouch.

None finer made at any price.

 

[Armored farmer]

I've got what you want.....I just don't know where you can find it....an old flip phone holster.....

I have one for 22s also. I use speed strips for them too. I think it holds five or six 10rd strips.

From one Single-Six fan to another!

 

[ColtPythonElite]

Another option is a belt case for a folding knife.

 

[Armored farmer]

The speed strips just keep things tidy. You can carry 30 or 40rds in your watch pocket.

 

[Bazoo]

I hadn't considered speed strips for 22. I'll have to give it some thought.

 

[jmorris]

From time to time I still use the old 175 count Crossman pellet containers with the belt clips. I don’t think they have made them in a couple of decades but they are about the right size for ~50 rounds of .22.

This one is probably decent but certainly a bit larger.

https://www.amazon.com/MTM-Ammo-Belt-Pouch-Red/dp/B004XLAVLK

There are lots of soft pellet pouches that would also work for .22’s.

 

[Jim Watson]

Yes, I like the looks of this one... if you can find it.
https://www.pyramydair.com/product/beeman-leather-pouch?a=1145

 

[CraigC]

I've long thought there was a hole in the market for pouches to carry loose .22's in. About 15yrs ago, I started using a civil war era type cap pouch like this one. It works pretty good but the double flap is a double edged sword.



Last year I made this one at the request of a long time customer. It's about 3.5" wide. It's more accessible.



I'm not real big on TripleK but they actually have a good one.

https://www.triplek.com/product/107-22lr-cartridge-carrier/

 

[marvin02]

some options:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KW0ABA...jbGlja1JlZGlyZWN0JmRvTm90TG9nQ2xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ==

https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/a-diy-pellet-drop-pouch-for-your-belt.791871/

https://www.amazon.com/Crosman-Airgun-Pouch-Holds-Pellets/dp/B0017X3EKM

https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/mags-clips-loaders-holders/misenheimer-custom-leather-pellet-pouch/

Just stuff I found when this thread made me curious.

 

[aarondhgraham]

I had an unidentified .22 LR magazine,,,
I made a holder for it for when I used to do my "bunny walks" on a friends property.

I just made it to hold the magazine upside down,,,
Take a shot with my single-shot rifle,,,
Peel off a new round from the mag.

A friend admired it so I gifted it to him.

Aarond

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[desmobob]

The hard Wilkins pouches are pretty cool. I bought one for pellets but also use it for .22LR.

 

[Bazoo]

Thanks for the suggestions and ideas.

I don't think I want as large a pouch as what Craig shows.

I might get in the notion an make one.

 

[SSBN617b]

The hard Wilkins pouches are pretty cool. I bought one for pellets but also use it for .22LR.

What he said

 

[ECVMatt]

It is not a neat as a good leather pouch, but when I am out in the desert and know I am going to be sweating a lot or I am traveling on my ATV or dirt bike I like to use my Catch22:

https://www.amazon.com/Marble-Arms-...00AQ67AI8/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

These work great, are mildly weatherproof, only dispense what you need, and are fairly compact.

 

[Bazoo]

I like a lot of the suggestions. I think they would be too bulky for me though.

Right now, I carry the 3x3 pouch at the 1:00 position. It's small enough it doesn't get in my way. I mean I can tuck it under my gut. A similar pouch for 22, would be exactly right.

 

[desmobob]

Here's the Wilkins, for those who haven't see one:

 

[Bazoo]

That is neat, I looked it up when it was suggested.

 

[SSBN617b]

The Wlkins are really well made for sure.

 

[Rebel Dave]

A Civil War Musket cap pouch would work also. You can get them in brown, or black, and with the sheepskin on the underside of the cover you you won,t be losing any ammo.
Just Google it, and you can find them from lots of different places.
Dave

 

[radioshooter]

My solution is to use a 10/22 magazine pouch to hold a phenolic block cut to a standard 10 round magazine dimensions. I then drilled 3 parallel lines of holes with the center line 1/4 shallower than the outside ones. The cartridges in the center are used first. The outside lines have 4 holes and the center has 5. I made two that were sized for 22 magnum cartridges for my Super Single Six and Henry 22 mag lever action.

 

[Bazoo]

One consideration is that I might carry the gun for self defense. For brief periods, if I'm already wearing it, I might run to the store. I want a reload on my person.

For plinking, a lot of the suggestions are great. But to just top off after shooting at a squirrel, They seem a bit much.

I have concerns about accidental ignition when using a belt slide, if something hit a rim. Be a nasty flesh wound.

 

[radioshooter]

Are you aware of something like that happening? After the Civil War, there were a lot of rimfire conversions of percussion revolvers. Those cartridges were considerably larger (46 caliber?), but I don't remember reading that external impact firing was a known drawback. I suppose that wearing a belt with 30 loaded cartridge loops in a gunfight has a risk of being hit and lit.

 

[Bazoo]

I'm not aware of it. However, the local gun store had a 22 roll off the counter and hit just right and go off. I wasn't there at the time but I came in next day or two and they told me about it.

 

[Skylerbone]

Knife case should do it if you use speed strips. Something sized for a large leatherman or thereabouts.