I haven't done it yet, but mine is attached and I'll give it a shot in the morning.
I really like the 550 cord to attach it. It maybe what I end up doing.
Thanks looking forward to it.
I haven't done it yet, but mine is attached and I'll give it a shot in the morning.
I really like the 550 cord to attach it. It maybe what I end up doing.
100 percent. The sherman is one of the most versatile items . Its a grab it a weapon carrier a possibles pouch a stand alone final approach pack. It clips to anything . Its a must have item in my opinion.All you guys with a 44 mag and the Sherman pocket, Is it worth having the sherman pocket?
I have multiple medium belt pockets, and a guide lid I can throw on there, but like the idea of the sherman pocket and using it to haul a rifle. Tough to justify the money though.
The only reason I could see, and this is just speculation, to keep the Guild lid on the 44mag Is top compression if you wanted to stuff something under the lid, and/or a final approach pack similar to the way Snyder mounted the Bane to the Ma Deuce If you don't have a Sherman or bane as a small pack.
Yeah Honestly that's what Ive been thinking. I used the lid for that all the time. I'll probably keep it for a bit and see how I end up using it.
Thanks!
Yes I think if you are only adding one extra pouch/pocket for storage this might be the one to grab, it is one of the the most versatile. I actually at some stage want to pick up a second sherman in blaze orange for when the situation requires it.All you guys with a 44 mag and the Sherman pocket, Is it worth having the sherman pocket?
I have multiple medium belt pockets, and a guide lid I can throw on there, but like the idea of the sherman pocket and using it to haul a rifle. Tough to justify the money though.
They have some pics/video of the 44 mag compressed down on the kifaru Instagram. It compresses really small with essentials and a couple pouches.
Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but I'm curious if anyone has photos or can take photos of the load/meat shelf in the 44 Mag. I know most Kifaru bags don't have a meat shelf, but this bag is supposed to have one, yet I've seen no photos or videos of how it works compared to other packs like Mystery Ranch, Stone Glacier that have dedicated load shelves between the bag and frame.
Change-up, indeed. The Grab-it, and 500 Claymore(Sherman precursor) give much diversification to both my Timberline and my Antero.I love kifaru for several reasons. But 1 huge reason is the modular portion . If you know what youre doing and how to load a pack. You can turn a 2000 inch pack into a 6000 pack and vice versa and use the pockets and attachments all across the line