It is a Macpac Cascade I bought back in 1986. It is on its second set of shoulder straps and needs a bit of stitching repaired but is otherwise going well.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikee
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It is a Macpac Cascade I bought back in 1986. It is on its second set of shoulder straps and needs a bit of stitching repaired but is otherwise going well.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikee
Awesome video thanks stug.
See you dont need a new pack Mikee,just a range finder and some boots:)
Mine is mint but dose need better straps for heavy loads .it's a bloody good pack either way new packs look like they would break zips if ya packed them to the lid:DQuote:
Originally Posted by stug
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and a gun :D............and a bipod thingy.......................and a ballistic program ............and a gps............................and................ ....and...................and....................: D:D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
Yep I have the same pack :)
You Don't need any of that, just cam and you should have deer.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikee
:cool: vid Stug
Cool shot stug. Thanks for sharing the video. Inspiring. for us up and coming LR shooters.
Did you take the shot off the pack how you're shown in the video or off the bipod? I didn't have the sound on if you say so in that.
I tried with the bipod but couldn't get high enough so had to use the pack and couldn't be bothered taking the bipod off first.Quote:
Originally Posted by johnino
By Jeez! You've obviously spent alot of time behind the gun to have the same POI shooting off a bipod as well as a pack. Do you hold the fore-end, sling-wrap and/or have a rear rest when shooting off the pack?
Just hold the but by the rear sling swivel. I do the same off the bipod. The gun has a muzzle brake, so doesn't move much.
Nice shooting man.