SFA Shell Caddy Quad Load 3 Gun
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Shot Shell Caddy for competitive Shooting Sports that require quad loading
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SFAv2 is HERE!!
If you have this version currently I highly suggest making the v2 clips and end stops!
Getting in to 3 gun and other competitive shotgun shooting sports is expensive. After the heart attack inducing prices i have seen of other shell caddy's i decided to mix together some of the things i saw that i liked and also added in my own ideas and I ended up with these shot shell caddy's for quad loading. I designed several variants of this myself and after several prototypes I have landed on this design.
Made for ELS mounts
The 45° back mount would be for position 1 Left (assuming your junk is position 0).
The 18° back mount would be for most other positions Left or Right.
If you want a right side Caddy you will need to mirror the retainer set, end stops and 45° back mount in your slicer.
I reccomend a heavy Wall count and Top Bottom count for strength, with 0.4 Nozzle would use wall count of 6 and top bottom at least 5, infill a minimum of 60%, I used Line infill.
I printed mine from PETG and CF PETG with 0.6 Hardened Nozzle and am still in the testing phase, would really like to see some printed with Nylon or ABS but i do not have that capability.
Hardware Required for the shell caddy-
(12) M4x6 Embedment Nuts
(21) M5x7x8 Embedment Nuts
(4) M5x7x10 Embedment Nuts for the ELS mounting points - Probably OK to use all M5x7x8's
(6) M4x15 screws
(6) M4x20 screws
(12) M5x10 screws
(13) M5x20 screws
I used all flanged buttonhead screws because of the low profile head which means more clearance between your shells and your fingers and overall just a cleaner look. I got all my hardware and ELS mounts from Amazon.