Sarosh wrote on Aug 17^th, 2020 at 2:25pm:


So rather than an ammo “quiver” yours is more like a carrier. Both have their uses. I think mine would carry 50 - 125 gram ~4.5 oz ammo if using it like yours but just barely. Typically while target shooting or roving my average quiver load was 25-30 shots of the above weight.

Ok so, I have tried some of the suggestions here, and also experimented with my own finds. The lowes/Homedepot cloth apron Is great for first starting out, and it can be worn on the waist, from the shoulder, or worn like a bandolier, though it can be a bit flobby and it's capacity isn't too high. It's cheap. 1.90 each where I live! I have also tried a "foraging pouch" that mounts to your belt and also folds up when not in use. It's really great and can even cinch up to not lose your ammo when walkng or slinging. You can find them for  about 15-40 on amazon or ebay.
For transporting ammo, I have found the "romanian Bread bag" to be good. It's pretty big, about the size of a small backpack but worn on the shoulder. Has a large main compartment and a narrower side pocket that you can store your slings, or water. It also has cloth or (or leather depending on which model you buy) straps on the main flap, to attach a bedroll to these can be had for about 20 to 40. I'll send pictures of all 3 in a while.