How far can you shoot off a backpack?

[wind gypsy]

Anyone have pics of molinators on packs like how @Formidilosus described on the s2h podcasts?

I have one I was considering selling but figured I ought to consider this use case first.

 

[Bluumoon]

Anyone have pics of molinators on packs like how @Formidilosus described on the s2h podcasts?

I have one I was considering selling but figured I ought to consider this use case first.

 

[PaulDogs]

Anyone have pics of molinators on packs like how @Formidilosus described on the s2h podcasts?

I have one I was considering selling but figured I ought to consider this use case first.

Here’s a pic from one of forms posts. IIRC he used carabiners on the molinator straps to connect to the horizontal compression straps


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[Bluumoon]

Paracord tied at top, run through loops on molinator, through bottom loop and back to carabiner at top. Lets the molinator slide up and down the pack about 6”. A carabiner top and bottom is probably more secure/less likely to be lost.

 

[mxgsfmdpx]

this is a silly question but will your ten shot zero prone off a pack vs loading a bipod be different

Spartan bipods require zero “loading” like most traditional style bipods. I used to use Harris style bipods where I would load forward into them which I always hated. There would be zero grouping difference at all, no matter the position (seated, prone off pack, prone off bipod, etc).