Clojure: Converting a Custom Collection to a Sequence

I've been doing a bit of clojure lately and I've often found myself looking to convert a custom collection to a sequence. Unfortunately, several custom collections from libraries that we use don't implement Iterable; therefore, I can't simply use the seq function to create a seq.

In Java it's common to simply use a for loop and a get method to iterate through custom collections that don't implement Iterable.

for (int i=0; i<fooCollection.size(); i++) {
  Foo foo = fooCollection.get(i);
}

There are patterns for doing something similar in Clojure; however, I much prefer to work with Sequences and functions that operate on Sequences. Shane Harvie and I added the following snippet to our code to quickly convert a custom collection to a seq.

(defmacro obj->seq [obj count-method]
  `(loop [result# []
          i# 0]
    (if (< i# (. ~obj ~count-method))
      (recur (conj result# (.get ~obj i#)) (inc i#))
      result#)))

Our first version only worked with a custom collection that had a .size() method; however, the second collection we ran into used a .length() method, so we created the above macro that allows you to specify the (size|length|count|whatever) method.

The obj->seq function can be used similar to the following example.

(let [positions (obj->seq position-collection size)]
  ; do stuff with positions
  )

I'm fairly new to Clojure, so please feel free to provide recommendations and feedback.