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First Look: Versacarry Ammo Caddy

by SI Staff - Wednesday, August 21, 2019

When you're out in the field, having a ready source of ammunition to top off your bolt-action rifle can make the difference between taking home a trophy game animal or making the winning shot in your long-range match. To ensure that rifle shooters always have extra rounds on board, Versacarry rolled out its new Ammo Caddy, which offers hunters and shooters a new way to carry their extra rifle ammunition in the field.

The Ammo Caddy is a revolutionary cartridge carrier which easily attaches to the butt stock of a rifle, belt or any surface in seconds, making it quick and easy to reload your rifle when you need it the most. The caddy holds five rifle shells inside of a leather sleeve. The sleeve can then be attached in a matter of seconds to your rifle or belt, using the industrial-strength hook-and-loop backing on the sleeve. This non-destructive, industrial-strength adhesive provides a strong, secure mount and gives you the peace of mind that the finish on your rifle will be unharmed if you decide to remove the system.

Built from premium water-buffalo leather, the hand-stitched Ammo Caddy is made with American craftsmanship, and has a raised protective backing. The Ammo Caddy comes in black or distressed brown.

Versacarry Ammo Caddy Features

Handstitched American craftsmanship
Attaches to butt of rifle or belt within seconds
Premium water-buffalo leather
Holds five rounds (12-gauge version holds four rounds)
Industrial-strength hook-and-loop fabric backing

The Versa Carry Ammo Caddy is available for 26 different calibers and has an MSRP of $49.99. More information is available at versacarry.com.

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