Why Pre-Load?
For long stages, such as a 28-round stage, the standard caddy capacity may not provide enough ammo reserve. Pre-Load allows you to prepare an additional 9 shells before the start signal.
9 Pre-Load Shell Caddy
5.700 Ft
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9 Pre-Load Shell Caddy
Shotgun shell caddy with a capacity of 9 shells, designed for long stages where Pre-Load is required.
5.700 Ft
Taxes included.
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1-3 business days
14-Day Returns
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Without Pre-Load Caddy
Before the start signal, you load your shotgun from an ammo box.
The range officer holds the box for you while you load.
You need assistance from the range officer.
With Pre-Load Caddy
You prepare 9 shells in advance.
The shells are ready in the Pre-Load Caddy.
You don't need assistance from the range officer.
Key Features
For Right & Left Handed Shooters
Universal design for loading with either the dominant or support hand.
Lightweight Design
Only 78 g including the Tek-Lok clip.
Competition Ready
Ideal for IPSC Shotgun, 3-Gun, and practical shooting.
Durable Design
Tough, reliable, and built to perform in demanding conditions.
Made in Europe
From shooters - for shooters.
Proven in Practice
Used by everyone – from beginners to top IPSC Shotgun shooters.
ZBStudio3D
A Portuguese manufacturer of practical shooting equipment, combining a strong focus on the highest quality with an affordable price. Its products are developed and tested by shooters themselves – from shooters for shooters.
Samuel Moreira
One of Portugal’s leading IPSC Shotgun shooters, who uses ZBStudio3D products. You can see the products in action on his Instagram.
Product Details
Parameters
Parameters
Shell type: 12 gauge, shell length not limited
Capacity: 9 shells
Loading type: Pre-Load
Hand: right-handed / left-handed
Height: 9.4 cm
Width: 8.0 cm
Depth: 2.8 cm
Weight: 78 g
Max. belt width: 52 mm
Max. belt thickness: 7 mm
Country of origin: Portugal
Package contents
Package contents
1x Pre-Load caddy 9
1x Tek-Lok clip
Material and Manufacturing
Material and Manufacturing
This product is manufactured using 3D printing technology and then manually finished and assembled. Due to the nature of the manual finishing process, minor cosmetic imperfections may appear on individual pieces. These do not affect the functionality of the product.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of shells can be used with the caddy?
The Pre-Load Caddy is designed for 12-gauge shotgun shells. Thanks to its design, which holds the shells by the rim of the shell base, shell length is not important for compatibility. The caddy can be used with different lengths of 12-gauge shotgun shells.
Which belt is suitable for this caddy?
The caddy can be used with any belt that meets the maximum dimensions specified in the product specifications.
For IPSC and other practical shooting disciplines, a sturdy belt that does not twist is recommended, such as a standard two-piece IPSC belt.
Can the caddy angle be adjusted?
No, the angle of the Pre-Load Caddy is not user-adjustable. The angle is fixed by the design of the caddy and set to allow comfortable access to the shells.
Can the shell retention be adjusted?
No, the shell retention is not user-adjustable. However, this is not necessary with this caddy, as it is not intended for use during shooting itself, but primarily for preparing the shells before the start signal. It can also be used after shooting as storage for the shells when unloading.
How durable is the caddy?
The Pre-Load Caddy is made from durable plastic designed for repeated use during training and competition. Thanks to its design, where nothing significantly protrudes or is exposed to snagging on surrounding objects, mechanical damage during normal use is very rare.
What is the temperature resistance of the caddy?
The caddy is made of heat-resistant plastic designed for general outdoor use, including exposure to sunlight. The manufacturer states a temperature resistance of approximately 80 °C.
The caddy is, of course, not intended to be exposed to extreme temperatures, such as near an engine or other source of intense heat.