Tacstar Side Saddle Remington

The TacStar Side Saddle Remington is a patented shell carrier system that mounts additional shotgun rounds directly to the receiver of compatible Remington shotguns, delivering fast-access ammunition storage for duty, training, and tactical operations. This accessory solves a critical reloading speed problem: instead of fumbling for extra shells on a belt or in cargo pockets under stress, operators can reach staged rounds positioned inches from the chamber.

The system features a corrosion-resistant polymer shell holder bonded to a rugged aluminum backing plate, engineered to withstand harsh field environments including salt spray, mud, and repeated tactical use. Mounting is direct to the shotgun receiver via included screws, requiring no gunsmithing or permanent modification. The compact profile—measuring 8.7 inches in length—preserves weapon maneuverability while the 1.5-inch width prevents snagging on gear or retention systems. Total weight of just 0.56 pounds ensures minimal impact on overall shotgun balance and handling.

Law enforcement agencies, military breaching teams, and serious sport shooters rely on side saddle systems during high-round-count scenarios where magazine-fed reload speed is insufficient. The TacStar design addresses a specific need: shotgun users operating in close-quarters or dynamic environments who cannot safely manipulate ammunition from standard carry methods. Installation takes minutes, requires no special tools beyond a screwdriver, and functions reliably across temperature and weather extremes. The aluminum plate resists corrosion where traditional steel hardware would fail, particularly in coastal or humid operational areas.

This accessory represents a practical investment for operators who demand immediate ammunition access during live-fire training, patrol duty, or tactical deployment. The patented mounting geometry and proven polymer durability make the TacStar side saddle a field-tested solution for extending shotgun ammunition capacity without relying on bulky gear management.