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Re: Pack option for a DTA Covert or SRS?
The elberstock works great, nothing hanging out above your head - The entire gun disappears inside the pack.
The elberstock works great, nothing hanging out above your head - The entire gun disappears inside the pack.
Re: Pack option for a DTA Covert or SRS?
I'll second that. I kinda wondered at first, but once I got it in there it works very well.
I'll second that. I kinda wondered at first, but once I got it in there it works very well.
Re: Pack option for a DTA Covert or SRS?
Good to know B/C I'm getting a DTA in March of 2013. My monthly "descretionary" savings will just cover it by then.
The Eberlestock Dragonfly was my 1st choice - in the Cordura MultiCam pattern (military version).
As a backpacker the Eberlestock seems to have the best harness system and internal frame. Besides, as a cross country skier myself how could I not buy a good pack designed by an American biathlete? (Biathalon is rifle + XC skiing competition.)
Good to know B/C I'm getting a DTA in March of 2013. My monthly "descretionary" savings will just cover it by then.
The Eberlestock Dragonfly was my 1st choice - in the Cordura MultiCam pattern (military version).
As a backpacker the Eberlestock seems to have the best harness system and internal frame. Besides, as a cross country skier myself how could I not buy a good pack designed by an American biathlete? (Biathalon is rifle + XC skiing competition.)
Re: Pack option for a DTA Covert or SRS?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: litehiker</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Good to know B/C I'm getting a DTA in March of 2013. My monthly "descretionary" savings will just cover it by then.
The Eberlestock Dragonfly was my 1st choice - in the Cordura MultiCam pattern (military version).
As a backpacker the Eberlestock seems to have the best harness system and internal frame. Besides, as a cross country skier myself how could I not buy a good pack designed by an American biathlete? (Biathalon is rifle + XC skiing competition.) </div></div>
I like my Eblrestock pack - But I have Kifaru too, and the Kifaru is better in EVERY way.. Except for carrying a rifle.
For carrying the SRS, the elbrestock is just so nice... You drop it in there, it disappears, but is safe, protected, and accessible.
Can't really go wrong with either pack, and the internal scabbard is just perfect. Holds the SRS nicely, with bipod and 3-15 glass on it.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: litehiker</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Good to know B/C I'm getting a DTA in March of 2013. My monthly "descretionary" savings will just cover it by then.
The Eberlestock Dragonfly was my 1st choice - in the Cordura MultiCam pattern (military version).
As a backpacker the Eberlestock seems to have the best harness system and internal frame. Besides, as a cross country skier myself how could I not buy a good pack designed by an American biathlete? (Biathalon is rifle + XC skiing competition.) </div></div>
I like my Eblrestock pack - But I have Kifaru too, and the Kifaru is better in EVERY way.. Except for carrying a rifle.
For carrying the SRS, the elbrestock is just so nice... You drop it in there, it disappears, but is safe, protected, and accessible.
Can't really go wrong with either pack, and the internal scabbard is just perfect. Holds the SRS nicely, with bipod and 3-15 glass on it.
Re: Pack option for a DTA Covert or SRS?
I drop my DTA SRS in a Gunslinger II. LOVE it! Fits great, and as said before, it just disappears into the pack, or you can have just a little sticking out and not deploy the bottom part of the rifle case (I like this option because it makes setting the pack down easier).
Also, check out the TAB Biathalon sling for your future DTA. That's what I use on mine and it is AWESOME! Very comfortable to carry long distances, slinging up is quick and easy, and you can lengthen the straps to fit it over most packs too!
I drop my DTA SRS in a Gunslinger II. LOVE it! Fits great, and as said before, it just disappears into the pack, or you can have just a little sticking out and not deploy the bottom part of the rifle case (I like this option because it makes setting the pack down easier).
Also, check out the TAB Biathalon sling for your future DTA. That's what I use on mine and it is AWESOME! Very comfortable to carry long distances, slinging up is quick and easy, and you can lengthen the straps to fit it over most packs too!
Re: Pack option for a DTA Covert or SRS?
I use the Phantom pack.
26" .300 WM with DTSS .338 can
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I use the Phantom pack.
26" .300 WM with DTSS .338 can
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