First Look: BigFoot Shoulder/Hip Ammo Pack

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posted on October 30, 2019
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The Shoulder/Hip Ammo Pack, from BigFoot Decoys, provides an easy, hands-free way to tote ammunition to the range or your hunting spot. The pack features 14 shell slots, and holds 80 cubic inches of loose ammunition and supplies. Externally, the pack's Tricot Realtree MAX-5 camouflage trim and 1000-denier nylon construction promise durability and concealment. The adjustable nylon waistband (26-48") provides a quick-release buckle for convenience. Four clips are included for clipping the pack to the BigFoot Every Day Carry Bag, MOLLE webbing, or onto other gear. For more information, please visit bigfootdecoys.com. MSRP: $29.99





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