PRS Talk What's in your back pack?

[Mormegil87]

Mainly starting this out of boredom and the fact that I'm trying to kind of cut down on what I'm carrying for matches. Thought maybe seeing what people around the sport are and are not carrying might help me cut down on what I have or help new shooters decide what they need to carry.

Right now my match kit includes:

Kifaru Shape Charge
Rain Gear
Walsh Ammo Holder 120 rds
Binos
Match book holder
2-4 Mags
Kestrel
Pint Size Game Changer
Tripod
bleeder kit
Wrist Coach/Sidewinder
rifle kuhl
spare batteries for kester and rifle kuhl
Sunscreen
Bugspray
Aspirin
Bandaides

 

[A.Huggy]

Jansport Odessy 39
2 mags
Ziploc bags for ammo and brass
Binos
Oversized rear bag
Barricade bag
Tripod
Masking tape
First Aid kit
Chamber brush
Allen and Torx keys
Water
Snacks

 

[Mormegil87]

Jansport Odessy 39
2 mags
Ziploc bags for ammo and brass
Binos
Oversized rear bag
Barricade bag
Tripod
Masking tape
First Aid kit
Chamber brush
Allen and Torx keys
Water
Snacks

What chamber brush are you using?

 

[kthomas]

- Ammo, usually enough for the day + extra. Usually carried in TAB silent ammo carrier
- ~x3 mags
- Borka field tool kit
- Assorted Allen keys (for chassis and scope) + MPA mag lip tool
- RO slap wrist coach with plethora of cards
- Kestrel
- Terrapin Vectronix range finder
- spare batteries for all things electronic carried in a Ziploc bag
- rain/wind jacket, light thin gloves, beanie
- MSA Sordin Supreme X ear pro (usually on head)
- foam ear plugs
- Assorted sharpie pens
- snacks
- hydration pack
- dump pouch attached to outside of backpack for fired brass, or holding other assorted things
- 1 rear bag - right now I'm using the precision underground ELR rear bag
- 1 barricade bag - Wiebad Mini Fortune Cookie

All this is carried in an Arcteryx Khard 30 backpack.

 

[blbennett1288]

This is just what is in/on my backpack:

Mystery Ranch 3 Day Assault
Data Book, pen, sharpie, fine tip sharpie
Blue Painters tape
Lens pen
Chamber flag
Foam inserts (backup)
Cliff Bar
Fix It Sticks kit
Leatherman
Kestrel Elite 5700
Leica 2800.com w/ 3D printed ARCA mount
Meopta Meostar B1 15x56 HD w/ Outdoorsman Eurostud
Pint Size Sand fill Gamechanger
Cole Tac Boss Bag (Big)
Break down cleaning rod w/ jag and nylon brush
SAC w/ enough rounds + 20 for the match
3 mags
microfiber rag for cleaning rifle
TAB GEAR Pinnacle Rifle Sling
TAB GEAR Simple Pouch w/ batteries, rubber ATLAS feet, locktite, spare allen keys, patches, Hoppes #9
Armageddon Gear Fat Bag
Nalgene Bottle
Leofoto LN364c w/ LH-55 ballhead. Hejnar ARCA Rail w/ Outdoorsman tall bino mount and RRS BC-18 for Rangefinder

Realistically I could probably drop the leatherman, cleaning rod and supplies

 

[PAYDIRT]

Just enough ammo, extra trigger, tools to change trigger, ear pro, ibuprofen, udder bag, 12x50 monocular, solo sack, spare shades, water, extra bag of chew, picture of Dillion Harper for inspiration.

 

[todd]

Match / COF booklet
Tripod
Binoculars
LRF
(4) Mags
Rifle cover
Elbow pads
Sling
Earpro: electronic + backup plugs
Spare batteries for everything
Kestrel
Ammo Novel
AG Railchanger
Small notepad
Assorted pencils and pens
Allen wrenches
Barrel Cool
Dump pouch
Pump pillow
Str8Laced bag
Small rear bag
Bipod carpet
Snacks

 

[BEJ762]

Current setup.

Kifaru Sharpcharge w/ Sherman pocket
RRS tripod
Kestrel
ammo
mags
pen / pencil
arm board
note book
knife and headlamp
Laser Range Finder
small gamechanger with lite fill
Rain gear - depending
water / snacks
eye pro / hearing protection
small first aid kit

Thats it. I don't over think it.

 

[Trigger Monkey]

The last match that I attended was a rimfire match but a lot of the gear is the same save for the ammo and magazines.

Rifle support:
AG Game Changer
AG Fat Bag - Large
TAB Gear Rear Bag V2
Atlas CAL
AG PRS Sling
Desmond DCF-432 w/ Desmond Ballhead

Observation/Ballistics:
Sig Kilo1400 RF
Kestrel 5700 Elite
Hawk Hill Dope Holder
Painter's Tape
Sharpie Marker

Ammo:
TAB Gear SAC
2-4 Mags

Health and Safety:
Ear Pro (Electronic Muffs & Foamie Back Ups)
Eye Pro
Knee Pads
Sun Screen
Small First Aid Kit
TAB Gear Bleeder Kit

Comfort Items:
Wet Weather Top & Bottom (Depending on conditions)
Mechanix Gloves
Water
1-2 Clif Bars

Usually, all that gets packed in a Eberlestock Gunslinger II or Eagle Industries 3-day Assault Pack.

In my soft case I'll also usually stash an extra ECI and my took kit. The tool kit is really the components from an Otis Sniper Cleaning Kit with some additional bore brushes for my 6.5CM and some pics. Also in there is the Fix It Sticks All-In-One driver, assorted bits, some L-wrenches, and other tools for torquing and resetting zero stops. I think there's some spare parts in there for the AR and Remington 700 too, just basic stuff. Luckily, I've never had to use it for myself but I've saved a couple guys at matches when they had various issues.

 

[Hoyt7mm]

5.11 72 Rush
1x 100 & 1x 50 round ammo boxes
Wiebad WC MFC
AG OG Gamechanger w/ GitLite
Cole-Tac backbone
RRS TFCT-33 w/ Anvil 30 & BTX Spotter
2 MDT 12 round 308 mags (1 with 419 extension, 1 without)
2 ARC mags (1 with 419 extension, 1 without)
1 Mag pouch, AG Sling, Rock Solid rifle cover
Rifle Kuhl, Extra foamies & chamber flags
Assorted small allens & Fit-It kit
AG Data Armband + marker + alcohol wipes
Pens, markers, lens wipes
Write in rain notebook & Pen
Snacks, water, Propell packets
Phone & truck keys

 

[cropdude]

Pretty much a variance of above plus one of these.

KLEINENDORST REMINGTON BOLT DISASSEMBLY TOOL | Brownells

Removes striker assembly in seconds for fast disassembly of all Remington bolts. Works with spring relaxed or cocked. Hook fits into the notch of the firing pin head. Rotating the lever pulls firing pin head back and locks it. Fast and easy. SPECS...

www.brownells.com

 

[Nicholi2789]

My kit is probably way too big.. I don't mind the weight for the extra comfort it brings knowing I have everything I could need.

5.11 RUSH 72 hour bag
Main compartment:
AG OG Gamechanger
AG mini Game changer (heavy fill-my workhorse)
ESC Dynamic gear pump pillow
Coltac ammo novel (128 rounds)
Magpul Ms3 sling
Vortex rubber scope cover
Small zip lock back with alcohol wipes and nitrile gloves

Side pouches:
Magneto speed sporter
Sunshade and PRS coozie (saved me many times)

Front:
Rite in the rain data pocket with my two rite in the rain dope books and data cards.
AG data board
Dry erase pens
Ink pens
Sharpie

Front pouch:
5.11 GP pouch with Allen wrenches, bore snakes, and other various tools.
Spare bolt stop/bolt stop pins for Defiance Deviant
Sunrise tactical armboard w/grease pen and dope charts
Leupold lens cleaners/Vortex microfiber cloths
Chamber flags
Atlas 3" bipod leg extensions
Kestrel 5700 elite
Sig kilo 2200LRH
Mechanix gloves
2 MDT 12 Rd BR mags
Spare AA-AAA-9V-123A Batteries for headset, Kestrel, Rangefinder, magneto speed.
Safety glasses
On front of pack I have a 5.11 Molle 6x6 zipper pouch for putting brass in.
Also carry my Two vets No name Tripod - Manfrotto 057 ballhead

I think that's everything.

 

[Dumptruck01]

I think some pics of these backpacks and how there loaded would be good too! I'm trying to figure out what configuration pack I want and the best way to load it.

 

[Healy]

that’s slot of stuff

 

[dgheriani]

Mystery Ranch 3 Day Assault Pack

Inside:
-rain gear
-Fixit Stix
-Otis cleaning kit (with flex cables)
-Sig Kilo 3000BDX
-Spare lenses for sunnies
-clifbars
-Data book (with spare batteries for electronics and lens pen)
-Armageddon Gear 40/40 ammo holder (with 80rds in it)
-4 loaded mags
-heavy fill pint-size Gamechanger
-Git-lite fill sticky pint-size Gamechanger

Outside of pack:
-Armageddon Gear Fat Bag (large) clipped on
-Leofoto 404C with RRS Anvil-30
-1l Nalgene (water) in side pocket

On my person:
-2x mag pouches with loaded mags on my belt
-kestrel in pouch on my belt
-Armboard

 

[Mormegil87]

Reviewed what I've been carrying and decided to make some changes for this year. What else do I have to do right now since we're not shooting matches.

Outside of the Pack:
AG Pint Sized GC
AG Fat Bag
AG squishy rear bag
Grey Ops AMP
RRS tripod
Water Bottle.

Inside:
Med-kit
WCD Ammo Book
Swaro SLC 15x56s
Rain jacket
Sunblock
Band Aides, Aspirin, Bug Spray
Food
In the tan pouch: fix it sticks, batteries, spare bipod feet and spare trigger.

Top Pocket:
Kestrel
Rite in the Rain cards
Wrist Coach and permanent marker
Battle Board Organizer

Battle Board Organizer
Spare batteries for Kestrel and Rifle Kuhl
Rite in the Rain Pens
Dry Erase markers
Rite in the Rain Notebook
Cleaning cloth

 

[Jcbusaf]

@RoterJager that organizer looks kick ass

 

[skatz11]

Lots of good info! Looking forward to more pics. I’m trying to decide on a new pack. I’ve been looking at the Arc’teryx Assault 30, Kifaru Shaped Charge and LBX Titan.

I’ve been buying organizer pouches and trying to consolidate my gear. I want it organized and easy to assess. My current bag is a pain because it doesn’t clamshell open, it’s a a old style half zip access from the top pack. Everything has to get stacked in perfectly and it’s annoying.

 

[Trigger Monkey]

My personal experience has been that while packs that open up clamshell style are great for initial packing and look great in pics, once I get out in the dirt, mud, wet grass, the reality is I'm going to be top loading the pack anyway to keep the straps out of the dirt. This is why my trusty Eagle A-III has been hanging in there for a long time now, it's stupid simple, comfy, and with some organizer pouches it's still functional. My dream pack is a Mystery Ranch 3-day pack.

 

[Mormegil87]

I've cut back on what I carry even further for our area matches. Medkit has been replaced with a belt mounted blow out kit. Switched back to just the ammo boxes that Alpha sends with their brass instead of novels. Frees up a lot more space.

 

[Dthomas3523]

Fix it sticks
Lens kit
HDC handy w/e-dope
Hearing aide batteries
123 batteries
Mini amp plate
TAB ammo bag/pouch

That’s aside from the normal bino/lrf/kestrel/tripod/rifle/bipod/mags/bag

 

[Mormegil87]

@RoterJager that organizer looks kick ass

Theresa few things I'd change about it, like having clear accessible from the outside being the biggest.

 

[jwood1284]

I've been steadily downsizing my PRS pack. Currently:

MR 3DAP pack
RRS TFCT24L/anvil 30
Pint Sized GC heavy
Precision Underground ELR rear bag
Tab ammo SAC
10x42 binos
Kestrel
Tab Simple Pouch (gun lube, allen wrenches, scope tool, chapstick,...tums & tylenol)
3pc cleaning rod
Nalgene bottle
good luck banana

 

[Mormegil87]

I'm going to be switching over to the Kifaru Xray whenever it arrives. Wanted something that had a frame and belt set up like my Shape Charge but has the capacity of my 3DAP. The Shape Carries way better than the 3DAP but I can quite get the layout I want so going to give the Xray a try.

 

[Airw4ves]

Bag:
MR 3DAP

External:
- Tripod/head
- Small ITS Blowout Kit (SOF-T, Celox, Gloves, CPR Mask)
- Mag Pouch with 1 magazine
- 1L Nalgene

Top Pouches:
- Kestrel
- Mechanix Gloves
- Eyepro in case w/ Cleaning wipes
- Custom Ear Plugs
- 1x Spare Mag
- Nuun Electrolyte Tabs
- Clif Bar
- Sour Patch Kids
- Misc Bag (Spare Chamber Flag, Lip Chap, Meds, Pen Pencil, Foamy Plugs, Couple Bandaids, Moleskin, Lead Off Hand Wipes, Rubber feet for Ckye Pod)
- Small Notepad

Internal:
- Meopta Meopro 15x Binos w/ Outdoorsman Mount
- Cleaning Kit w/ Breakdown Rod/Lens Pen
- Fixit Sticks Kit
- TAB Gear Sling
- Shmedium Gamechanger
- Precision Underground ELR Bag
- WCD Ammo Carrier
- Coletac Playbook
- Suncreen, Bug Spray
- Rain Jacket (Rain pants left in Vehicle unless needed)
- Sunrise Tac Rifle Rain Cover
- MSA Sordin Earpro
- Small REI Stuff Sack for spent brass

 

[hondo1312]

Tactical Tailor M5 Medic pack

Triad binder with tools and writing instruments
Pump Pillow (mainly to fill dead space)
Small clipboard with data cards
64oz water jug
Tab Gear Silent Ammo Carrier
WC MFC
Tyr Tactical pouches (1 for mags and Kestrel, one for snacks)

 

[AnimalMother224]

LODragII

Outside.
2 AG mag ouches
Kestrel Pouch
Dump Pouch
AG fat bag

Top of bag
1 mag / two kydex mag pouches (mounted on me during match)
spare arm coach with boards
spare boards for yowtech
3 dry erase markers
1 sharpie
1 pen
OTTOs
Sling
KAC Bipod (backup) (soon to go away)
Riflecool


Lower bag
419 rail changer
custom small rear bag
custom medium bag
AG rear mini
FAT wrench case with added tools inside (need to move it to a pouch of sorts or invest in fix its)

Side of bag
PIG lite with Vortex Diamondbacks

Scabbard
WCD 120rnd
Bushy Legend Spotter

will be down sizing some stuff and adding a few things
- need to add some water, rain gear and some odds and ends. going to mount one bag to a DIY plate
- switching to a two piece battle belt so I can pop on and off my mag pouches and move a blowout kit to it. id like to try a kestrel kydex pouch too. also I can get the inner belt nice and tight to keep my pants to stay put
-some under the pants vollyball style knee pads.. .mil left me banged up and kneeling for stages on rocks and dirt and shit was sooooo Iraq invasion ago
- need to add some sort of clip board/organizer for match books, DOPE stuff, pens/markers etc. just havnt found one I liked yet.
-rain coat for the gun

 

[1moaoff]

Depends on how close to vehicles the stages are

 

[Pckphunter]

My feet are a fan of a small packable chair.

 

[Kane0519]

The last match that I attended was a rimfire match but a lot of the gear is the same save for the ammo and magazines.

Rifle support:
AG Game Changer
AG Fat Bag - Large
TAB Gear Rear Bag V2
Atlas CAL
AG PRS Sling
Desmond DCF-432 w/ Desmond Ballhead

Observation/Ballistics:
Sig Kilo1400 RF
Kestrel 5700 Elite
Hawk Hill Dope Holder
Painter's Tape
Sharpie Marker

Ammo:
TAB Gear SAC
2-4 Mags

Health and Safety:
Ear Pro (Electronic Muffs & Foamie Back Ups)
Eye Pro
Knee Pads
Sun Screen
Small First Aid Kit
TAB Gear Bleeder Kit

Comfort Items:
Wet Weather Top & Bottom (Depending on conditions)
Mechanix Gloves
Water
1-2 Clif Bars

Usually, all that gets packed in a Eberlestock Gunslinger II or Eagle Industries 3-day Assault Pack.

In my soft case I'll also usually stash an extra ECI and my took kit. The tool kit is really the components from an Otis Sniper Cleaning Kit with some additional bore brushes for my 6.5CM and some pics. Also in there is the Fix It Sticks All-In-One driver, assorted bits, some L-wrenches, and other tools for torquing and resetting zero stops. I think there's some spare parts in there for the AR and Remington 700 too, just basic stuff. Luckily, I've never had to use it for myself but I've saved a couple guys at matches when they had various issues.

I like the way @Trigger Monkey organized this post, so I’ll do the same. By current bag is a cheap 22L pack that I’m planning on replacing with a Mystery Ranch 2-day.

Rifle Support:
GC bag (outside of bag)
Pump pillow (outside of bag)
Small rear bag (sometimes)
Rifles Only sling

Observation/ballistics:
Bushnell fusion 1 mile LRF binos
Kestrel
Wrist coach with both blank cards & data cards
Sharpie
Pencil

Ammo:
Magazines (2-3 in top pouch)
Chamber flag (most matches require them here)
Ammo in boxes

Health & Safety:
Ear pro
Eye pro
First aid kit

Comfort items:
Rain gear top
Small cleaning / repair kit
Mechanix gloves

I enjoy threads like this. It’s a good way to see what others have and what I may not have thought of or could drop from my kit.

 

[Kartman]

Ammo
Mags
Crackers

 

[Trigger Monkey]

I splurged a bit and bought myself a Mystery Ranch 2 DAP the other day so I've been experimenting with different load outs to make sure it will actually work for me.

This is my match load out, at least in so far as what I typically take minus a couple clif bars and the actual ammo.

I'm still experimenting but on the outside of the pack I had my pillow bag, TAB rear bag, and tripod. I'm going to work out another solution for securing the tripod so I'm not using the compression straps for that.

There are two pockets in the top lid, the very top one holds a little first aid kit and sunscreen. The larger bottom pocket is the dump pouch for my Kestrel, LRF, sharpies, and stuff. Plenty of room still for other incidental items.

Inside the layout is much like the 3 DAP with a zippered mesh pocket and sleeve pocket on either side of the vertical zipper. There are two pouches along the back, a slit pocket and then a pocket designed for laptops. I have my ear pro, Game Changer, and knee pads in the main compartment, as you can see there's plenty of room left over for other items, not bad for 1650 cu/in pack. While I was packing all this back up, I was able to fit the pillow bag in there with some room to spare at the bottom.

I figure the laptop bag will make the perfect place to store spare ammo and mags since it can be accessed from a side zipper as well, which should make topping off mags a breeze.

The mesh pockets hold my sling, gloves, Hawk Hill talons, and ADA tripod adapter for the SPR. Right now I'm only using one of the sleeve pockets for my rifle maintenance kit, although I probably won't carry this during matches to be honest.

To be perfectly honest, as long as this pack holds up I don't see me using my Eberlestock GSII much after this. For me it's the best of both worlds, plenty of capacity and good internal organization with a better frame system to distribute weight and less death by compression straps

 

[Powder_Burns]

Pistol, chapstick, fleshlight, some toilet paper.

 

[Kartman]

Pistol, chapstick, fleshlight, some toilet paper.

No lube?

 

[Powder_Burns]

No lube?

chapstick

 

[Wading]

A lot depends on the pack you use. Some packs have a lot of pockets, other have little to none like my Stone Glacier. I bought a set of Kifaru pullouts (1 of each size) and then a couple cuben fiber pouches from Moutain Laurel Designs in each size. I also have the large Kifaru compression sack.

I can fit my tipi tarp (with stakes, etc), bivy, sleeping bag, and sleeping pad all into the Kifaru compression sack. Its nice having camp all rolled up in one spot.

I use the XL pullout for my extra clothes. I can fit my puffy layer, rain gear, gloves, extra socks, base layer all in there and it makes a good pillow.

The smallest pullout is for essentials like toothbrush, toothpaste, meds, etc.

 

[Trigger Monkey]

 

[Powder_Burns]

Pull out game strong, thats how I can afford this hobby.

 

[Trigger Monkey]

Pull out game strong, thats how I can afford this hobby.

 

[Kane0519]

I splurged a bit and bought myself a Mystery Ranch 2 DAP the other day so I've been experimenting with different load outs to make sure it will actually work for me.

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This is my match load out, at least in so far as what I typically take minus a couple clif bars and the actual ammo.

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I'm still experimenting but on the outside of the pack I had my pillow bag, TAB rear bag, and tripod. I'm going to work out another solution for securing the tripod so I'm not using the compression straps for that.

There are two pockets in the top lid, the very top one holds a little first aid kit and sunscreen. The larger bottom pocket is the dump pouch for my Kestrel, LRF, sharpies, and stuff. Plenty of room still for other incidental items.


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Inside the layout is much like the 3 DAP with a zippered mesh pocket and sleeve pocket on either side of the vertical zipper. There are two pouches along the back, a slit pocket and then a pocket designed for laptops. I have my ear pro, Game Changer, and knee pads in the main compartment, as you can see there's plenty of room left over for other items, not bad for 1650 cu/in pack. While I was packing all this back up, I was able to fit the pillow bag in there with some room to spare at the bottom.

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I figure the laptop bag will make the perfect place to store spare ammo and mags since it can be accessed from a side zipper as well, which should make topping off mags a breeze.

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The mesh pockets hold my sling, gloves, Hawk Hill talons, and ADA tripod adapter for the SPR. Right now I'm only using one of the sleeve pockets for my rifle maintenance kit, although I probably won't carry this during matches to be honest.

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To be perfectly honest, as long as this pack holds up I don't see me using my Eberlestock GSII much after this. For me it's the best of both worlds, plenty of capacity and good internal organization with a better frame system to distribute weight and less death by compression straps

Thanks for the thorough review. You’ve put the nail in the coffin that the 2-day will be my next pack. The only thing I’d change is I’d add a Kifaru gun-bearer for hiking with my rifle.

 

[Trigger Monkey]

The only modifications/upgrades I've done is add an auxiliary strap so that I can lash my tripod to the side of my pack without using the organic compression straps and used some Velcro One-Wrap to manage the straps.

 

[E-Tool]

OMG too much, all the things...

Everlestock ( heavy)
Kestral
kestral tripod “rail”kit
Roll of construction tape for wind flags
Sig2400ABS/ PLRF15C
Leupold MK4 spotter and tripod
NVG adapter for spotter
Gopro adapter for spotter + gopro stuff
308 & 338 bore snake + brush and patches
electric earpro & earbuds
batteries
Bleed kit
Fix it stix kit
Mini fortune cookie
rear squeeze and rear wedge.
2x mags plus one in the rifle
rifle, razor gen 2, raptar, dope chart , atlas 5H
map markers, grease pen, sharpie

It has to be 100lb. luckily I don’t move much once I dismount.

 

[gasrat]

Eberlestock X31 Lo Drag pack. Loads out like this

Top compartment includes:
- Kestrel + extra battery
- Range Finder + extra battery
- Frog Togg Cool Towel (for the current temps)
- Chamber Flags
- Black & Red Sharpie Markers
- Wrist Coach & Precut Dope Cards
- Small Head Lamp
- Data Book
- Pair of Gloves
- Lens Pen

Bottom Compartment includes:
- Game Changer
- Tool Kit for Rifle and Scope along with small tube of oil/grease.
- Ear Protection
- Small First Aid Kit in Maxpedition Organizer along with some OTC meds like Tylenol, Bubble Gut Tablets better known as Imodium AD.
- Extra Mags

Rear Scabbard Compartment includes
- Rain Gear all the way in the bottom and never leaves the pack
- Binos

Left Side Pouch is where my tripod is strapped into. Ammo is carried in standard hard plastic boxes. Think that is pretty much it if I remember. Probably forgetting something though.

 

[Travis_260Rem]

Everybody always ask. What and where did I get my backpack. The one with a chair built in.....https://youtu.be/C52aSAAjb24.

 

[Trigger Monkey]

Everybody always ask. What and where did I get my backpack. The one with a chair built in.....https://youtu.be/C52aSAAjb24.

Let's just make it easy

 

[CEO10KaDAY]

I shot my first local match yesterday - was an absolute blast.

Luckily my dad has a spare tripod I can use that will get me going, but I saw a lot of people had clipboards that either zipped down from a bag or somehow attached to the tripod legs where they could write dope out before attempting each stage. Can someone aware me on those? Seems like the biggest piece of gear I’m lacking.

 

[Trigger Monkey]

It sounds like the Tripod Caddy from Armageddon Gear

Armageddon Gear Tripod Caddy

tripod caddy,prs,rifle,tripod,spotting scope,nrl, precision rifle league,national rifle league

armageddongear.com

 

[MDof2]

Or the Cole-Tac match book tab clipboard pen holder thingies..

Note Keeper and Playbook I think they call them.

 

[DeathBeforeDismount]

It sounds like the Tripod Caddy from Armageddon Gear

Armageddon Gear Tripod Caddy

tripod caddy,prs,rifle,tripod,spotting scope,nrl, precision rifle league,national rifle league

armageddongear.com

The things make awesome sails. When the wind picks up watching a 1500 tripod go flying with a pair of 3k binos on them is a sight to behold.

 

[Trigger Monkey]

The things make awesome sails. When the wind picks up watching a 1500 tripod go flying with a pair of 3k binos on them is a sight to behold.

LOL I bet it is to see about $5K Mary Poppins itself across the firing line....I'd giggle.