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Thread: Rucksack with built in sling

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    Rucksack with built in sling

    Hi guys my son who was hunting tahr last year, says it would be handy to have a daybag with a built in sling, camel back, any suggestions to make I should get

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    Built in sling for what? The rifle? There are a number of scabbard type packs available.
    "Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.

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    @BRADS has a mean little bag

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Built in sling for what? The rifle? There are a number of scabbard type packs available.
    That's what I meant scabbard.

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    I've had the elberstock was ok but the model I had was a bit heavy and clumsy to get your gun out in a hurry.
    I now use one of these
    http://vorn.no/en/vorn-hjort-42-lite...rifle-release/


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    I have one of these(I think its this one)

    X1

    Rated 35l I find it enough room for overnighters and still get all the meat off a deer out but it is a squeeze for sure, I deliberately went 35l so I wouldn't fill it full of unessacary shit.

    The elberstock packs are relatively heavy and have a lot of superfluous straps/hoops and shit all over them you don't need and will never use but they are bullet proof strong and most importantly comfortable with a heavy load on board (the way out hopefully )

    I have no experience with the vorn but they look to be a good pack.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BRADS View Post
    I've had the elberstock was ok but the model I had was a bit heavy and clumsy to get your gun out in a hurry.
    I now use one of these
    Vorn Deer - 42 liters backpack with Quick Rifle Release - Vorn Equipment


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    Bad ass bit of kit that thing of yours
    Let me know when an upgrade comes your way

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Bad ass bit of kit that thing of yours
    Let me know when an upgrade comes your way
    Let me no when you upgrade your wife, I'd be keen on the old model.


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    Quote Originally Posted by BRADS View Post
    Let me no when you upgrade your wife, I'd be keen on the old model.


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    Straight swap
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    I got twinneedle to sew a sleeve on the side of my canvas pack, works great. I think for tahr hunting or any real rough alpine areas you can't beat a good canvas pack with a frame and good harness. I've never liked the hunting brand packs really.
    With any of these scabbard systems a fall could be worse than just dropping the rifle though because your whole body weight can come down on it. Something to thing about when you're going down slippery creeks etc.

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    Or just keep your current pack and attach a Gunbearer or similar system.



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