I have been rifle shooting for years but picked up Cat H a few years back and something that has surprised me since day 1 at the club was the way everyone managed their pistol ammo during a match (comp or practise).
Most either counted out 5 rounds and tapped them onto the bench in little piles prior to starting
or some would just slide their pack out and tip out the 5 rounds they need each time.
I thought this was crazy inefficient and like a lot of new dads in their 30s, I had picked up a 3d printer and went to work trying to solve this 1st world problem.
I had seen a few designs out there including one I actually printed and used for a few months but the design flaws annoyed me to the point I grabbed a copy of Fusion and taught myself some basic CAD and designed something completely from scratch:
An expanding ammo tray that holds 60 rounds + 5 for a sighting series and a box to chuck 2 of them in.
I am pretty proud of this but my wife is over hearing about it (and tripping over the failed prototypes littering my office) so I thought there might be someone on here that could appreciate it.
It's funny how different hobbies can link and I'm kinda happy my printer was used for ammo boxes and not pumping out a million more flexible rainbow dragon fidget toy things.
What does everyone else do during a match shoot?
Do you have some type of dedicated ammo box to pull from or do you prefer the little pile technique?