I'm packing up my bag for use as a lightweight daypack and a range bag. Does anyone have any pics of how you are doing your load out?
Eberlestock LoDrag
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Re: Eberlestock LoDrag
What are you specifically planning to carry? I have a low drag and it's great for carrying around your kit during a match and also stuff to and from the range. Lightweight and handy for sure!
For pics, I used the Snipers Hide Google Search and found several threads including this one Low Drag
Good luck and enjoy your Low Drag!
What are you specifically planning to carry? I have a low drag and it's great for carrying around your kit during a match and also stuff to and from the range. Lightweight and handy for sure!
For pics, I used the Snipers Hide Google Search and found several threads including this one Low Drag
Good luck and enjoy your Low Drag!
Re: Eberlestock LoDrag
Casey - The LoDrag has ample room for all gear needed to shoot a match or a day hunt. I have added some MOLLE pouches on the waist belt for range finder, Kestrel, binos, etc. The frame "floats" inside the main bag - a minor issue. I believe you'll be pleased with the LoDrag.
Casey - The LoDrag has ample room for all gear needed to shoot a match or a day hunt. I have added some MOLLE pouches on the waist belt for range finder, Kestrel, binos, etc. The frame "floats" inside the main bag - a minor issue. I believe you'll be pleased with the LoDrag.
Re: Eberlestock LoDrag
How I load my Eberlestock X3 LoDrag:
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How I attach a Hydration System:
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How I attach my shooting mat:
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How I load my Eberlestock X3 LoDrag:
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How I attach a Hydration System:
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How I attach my shooting mat:
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Re: Eberlestock LoDrag
I've got it all packed up. The only things I need to add are a poncho, some more 550 cord, aluminum foil and my calculator. I'm going to try to do 40 miles on the Appalachian trail in 30 hours this spring to get ready for the TBAC 24H sniper challenge.
I've got it all packed up. The only things I need to add are a poncho, some more 550 cord, aluminum foil and my calculator. I'm going to try to do 40 miles on the Appalachian trail in 30 hours this spring to get ready for the TBAC 24H sniper challenge.
