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  • Bought their battleship bag and I love it. Easy to attach rifle on the side.

  • You are putting the riffle in the wrong way

  • Well, im an inch taller than you and the pack works fine. It is adjustable also. I wish I would of got an operator instead, it will hold alot more, but then again alot heavier. The pack weighs 10lbs empty. It will easily hold the rifles you mentioned. I dont think the scabbard is removable on the operator though. Hope this helps.

  • @Triggertime71

    hi, i'm thinkin about buyin this pack for similar reasons. at 5'7", i'm not exactly tall ( i'm 14 so give me a break) would this pack fit reasonably or would it just be too huge? also, how much gun do you think i could get in here? do you think it could carry an 11 lb. SASR and an ar15? please get back to me, because i am stuck between this and the larger g4 operator pack. tnx

  • do u have a sidearm

  • I just bought Eberlestock G4 Operator pack--they are great.

    I have not finished my kit --but am working on it.

    Loved your Bug out Bag vids.

  • how much was ur rifles? & r u able 2 buy em widout havin em licened 2 u? like 22's and shotgunS?

  • @InVok3thaunknown there all licensed and the prices vary.

  • Really good vids, lost of good information. If you don't have it you might add a whistle. Just in case you need to attract help should you need too.

  • @Trapperphillip Yeah, I added a whistle, and alot of other stuff. I should make an update vid. Anyways, thanks for watching.

  • Really good series of vids, thanks very much for them.

    It would be great if you could show how you would have this pack with everything loaded - sleeping bags, tents etc and then what you would use to strap on the meat of your kill - whether a 'meat bag' or a quarter bag and where they would go.

    Many thanks again mate.

  • @ThumbsUP8808 Thanks for your comment. I wouldnt strap the meat to the pack. I would build a sled of sorts and just drag it down the mountain, get it home as quick as possible. Thanks for watching.

  • i have an eberlestock too, and i think your supposed to put them in barrel first. that way you can access the rifle while the pack is still on. great video.

  • @Chcogozpiano Yes, you can put them in either way. Im not flexible enough to get my rifle out when the pack is on anyways. You should do a video on how you pull your rifle out, and post it as a vid response. Any hoot, thanks for your comment and for watching.

  • What kind of rifle is the black one? The second one you put in?

  • @urbaninfluence Thats a Remington Model 700 in 270 caliber. My primary hunting rifle. Great gun. Thanks for watching.

  • Great series Trigger. Good gear and setup. I want to get that same bag whenever I save up enough money. Thats awesome.

  • @SenseiTucker Thanks for watching, the company that makes the packs had there warehouse burn down, so they may be a little scarce for a short while. Great packs though.

  • @Triggertime71

    Plus I can't get one thanks to this shameless volcano. No fedex flights for me.

  • ALL BUG OUT BAGS SHOULD BE FOR A WEEK AT LEAST AND WEIGH LESS THAN 50 lbs.

  • depends on how fit you are on how much your bug out bag should wight. I am used to carrying around 90 pounds of gear so my bug out bag wights around 86 Lbs that's molle with plates bag and ammo gun's food and other things..

  • This setup weighed about 65lbs with no gun or ammo. If I had a long haul up hill it would definately have to be lighter or if I had to pack a gun and ammo. Alot of this gear I only took to do field testing on.

  • @TheStealthCamper dude its called being physically fit

  • yea if you put a sleeping bag or pad on the bottom you'd never see the gun very cool!! i converted one of my guitar cases to hold rifles but that pack is far more useful and practical!!!

  • Nice series. I watched them all so far and you have some of the most "top of the line" equipment. The only thing I can think of is shelter items, tarp, bivy bag or something. 5/5

  • Yeah I had my tarp outside drying off and I forgot to add my bed roll. Thanks for watching and rating.

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