PRS Talk Shooting pack for PRS

Tex68w

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    Recommend me some smaller packs for PRS. Something that can hold my gear but also be used as a rest or pillow if needed.
     
    Maxpedition Sitka Gearslinger

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    LOL! Take a look at some of the Mystery Ranch (Mil or regular), Arc'Teryx (LEAF or commercial), or the Berry compliant Kelty packs.

    I own packs from MR, Kifaru, Stone Glacier, and Tactical Tailor so I am aware of just how expensive these things can get, it just seems pricey for that particular pack seeing how small and featureless it is.
     
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    You really should look into the Maxpedition Sitka I posted above. It's 940 cu.in. and full of features. Besides it is pretty tough and well made and has a place for everything that you are going to need for PRS, including a way to strap a tripod on it and room to hang your gigantic pillow bags if you are so inclined to use them.

    https://www.maxpedition.com/products/sitka-gearslinger?variant=27868469777

    I know that a number of people think that since Maxpedition also makes lower end tacticool stuff, that maybe the quality isn't there. But unless you just must have a Kifaru or Mystery Ranch or similar Military use bag, this will do all that you need it to for PRS and will last a long time doing so.
     
    I know that a number of people think that since Maxpedition also makes lower end tacticool stuff, that maybe the quality isn't there. But unless you just must have a Kifaru or Mystery Ranch or similar Military use bag, this will do all that you need it to for PRS and will last a long time doing so.

    I"ve had them all and keep going back to Maxpedition, I think the build quality/materials used is excellent. Eberlestock is junk compared to them.
     
    sorry to revive an old thread but I'm just getting started - is the assault-style pack like an Eagle A3 too much/big?

    what are some of the things you carry in it?

    and can you use your pack as a shooting bag or rest to shoot off of?..
     
    sorry to revive an old thread but I'm just getting started - is the assault-style pack like an Eagle A3 too much/big?

    what are some of the things you carry in it?

    and can you use your pack as a shooting bag or rest to shoot off of?..

    It should work fine.

    I carry a gamechanger bag, small rear bag, ammo, brass bag and a few other small things in my pack. I strap a mag pouch, kestrel pouch, suppressor pouch and bleeder kit to the molle on mine.

    I'm running a mystery ranch 3 Day Assault Pack.
     
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    I can shoot pretty damn close to 1/2 minute off an AIII with no rear bag...so unless PRS regularly requires better precision than that, or you need more gear space, I think the pack should be fine. That said, I'm not in the PRS circuit.
     
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    I’m in the same boat... looking for a good pack to use for PRS. I like Eberlestock packs. I was looking at the J79 Skycrane with the weapons carrier. I’m looking at this pack because of its modularity, and ability to add onto it or take away from it. It will be used for more than just PRS so I’m looking for versatility also. Does anyone here own one or have any experience with this pack? Thoughts? Feedback?