elberstock gunrunner

[beachbunny]

men , I was playing around with the idea of picking up one of these scabbard type packs as in some areas I carry a backup.
If you got one,chime in please and tell me how you feel about or should i just get a scabbard and attach to my kif?
thanks men

 

[fatrascal]

My buddy has a gun runner and it seems small to me. But I think it would work good as a day hunt pack. But on the other hand, some people can get by with hardly anything in thier pack.
Fatrascal.

 

[WestNE]

I used a gunrunner as a day pack for one season. With the scabbard and narrow design I never could make it feel laterally stable. It always seemed to be swinging back and forth, as the weight increased so did the movement.

I have to think the main cause is the void created by the scabbard even with a rifle in it.

Nick

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[beachbunny]

so maybe the side scabbard is a better idea

 

[mtnwrunner]

I used a gunrunner as a day pack for one season. With the scabbard and narrow design I never could make it feel laterally stable. It always seemed to be swinging back and forth, as the weight increased so did the movement.

I have to think the main cause is the void created by the scabbard even with a rifle in it.

Nick

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Ditto. Not very stable and the waist belt is wimpy. That being said, it works great for run and gun competitions although I put a larger waist belt from kifaru on it. If one was not going very far or carrying too much gear, it would not be too bad.

Randy

 

[Kotaman]

Find yourself a Kifaru Mountain RAmbler if you want that style of pack...

 

[pyroducksx3]

Had the gun runner and it sucked. To narrow flopped all over the place. The gunslinger models options are better. I basically gave that gun runner away, I felt too guilty selling it for more that like 50$