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Gbrs Group
The Gbrs Group Shotgun Shell Sleeve is a compact, purpose-built carrier designed to mount directly over your existing single rifle magazine pouch. If you're running a lightweight kit on the range or in the field and need quick access to shotgun shells without adding bulk, this sleeve solves that problem. Built from Gbrs Group's proven squadron laminate construction and reinforced with heavy poly elastic material, it keeps shells organized and ready to grab when you need them.
The six-layer Tegris panel and thick elastic combination work together to secure your shells firmly in place while allowing smooth, intuitive access during reloads. This isn't complicated gear—it mounts cleanly to your existing pouch setup, takes up minimal space, and weighs almost nothing. Shotgun runners appreciate simple, reliable kit, and this sleeve delivers on both counts.
Weighing just 0.6 ounces and built to the same exacting standards as Gbrs Group's fighting-proven mag carriers, the Shell Sleeve integrates seamlessly into modular gear systems. Whether you're training 3-gun, running a shotgun-heavy scenario, or building a purpose-driven setup, this is the kind of no-nonsense accessory that earns its place on your rig.
| Brand | Gbrs Group |
| Main Body Dimensions | 4" × 3.75" |
| Weight | 0.6 oz |
| Color | Black |
The Gbrs Group Shotgun Shell Sleeve is compatible with all Gbrs Group 5.56 Single Rifle Magazine Pouches and most other single rifle magazine pouches with similar profiles. Verify your pouch model before ordering to ensure compatibility.
The sleeve is designed to securely retain shotgun shells using the heavy poly elastic material. The exact capacity will depend on shell diameter and how you load it, but it provides organized, accessible storage for your ammunition.
Yes—it mounts directly over your existing single rifle magazine pouch, so it integrates into your current load-out without requiring a separate mounting solution. It's designed as part of the Gbrs Group modular pouch ecosystem.
Gbrs Group
The Gbrs Group Shotgun Shell Sleeve is a compact, purpose-built carrier designed to mount directly over your existing single rifle magazine pouch. If you're running a lightweight kit on the range or in the field and need quick access to shotgun shells without adding bulk, this sleeve solves that problem. Built from Gbrs Group's proven squadron laminate construction and reinforced with heavy poly elastic material, it keeps shells organized and ready to grab when you need them.
The six-layer Tegris panel and thick elastic combination work together to secure your shells firmly in place while allowing smooth, intuitive access during reloads. This isn't complicated gear—it mounts cleanly to your existing pouch setup, takes up minimal space, and weighs almost nothing. Shotgun runners appreciate simple, reliable kit, and this sleeve delivers on both counts.
Weighing just 0.6 ounces and built to the same exacting standards as Gbrs Group's fighting-proven mag carriers, the Shell Sleeve integrates seamlessly into modular gear systems. Whether you're training 3-gun, running a shotgun-heavy scenario, or building a purpose-driven setup, this is the kind of no-nonsense accessory that earns its place on your rig.
| Brand | Gbrs Group |
| Main Body Dimensions | 4" × 3.75" |
| Weight | 0.6 oz |
| Color | Black |
The Gbrs Group Shotgun Shell Sleeve is compatible with all Gbrs Group 5.56 Single Rifle Magazine Pouches and most other single rifle magazine pouches with similar profiles. Verify your pouch model before ordering to ensure compatibility.
The sleeve is designed to securely retain shotgun shells using the heavy poly elastic material. The exact capacity will depend on shell diameter and how you load it, but it provides organized, accessible storage for your ammunition.
Yes—it mounts directly over your existing single rifle magazine pouch, so it integrates into your current load-out without requiring a separate mounting solution. It's designed as part of the Gbrs Group modular pouch ecosystem.
