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w1lp33 · February 12th, 2016, 12:53

See that's normally what I would do with a second primary, but I'm thinking specifically of events where you may not have a dedicated cp that won't move. If I felt I needed to keep a second rifle with me, I'd be eyeing the X3 from Eberlestock, with the built in scabbard for a rifle, and keep my honey badger in there as it's small and light.

Thanks for the feedback on the Eberlestock, it's something I'm going to keep my eye on. The only issue I have with my current Rush pack is that it has the space, but it's fairly squat and fat, so all the weight feels like it's hanging a foot behind my back, which I can see being uncomfortable after a while, so I'm considering other packs that are a little taller and narrower front to back, to keep the weight closer to my body.

February 12th, 2016, 12:53	#42
w1lp33 Trader rating Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Sarnia, Ontario	See that's normally what I would do with a second primary, but I'm thinking specifically of events where you may not have a dedicated cp that won't move. If I felt I needed to keep a second rifle with me, I'd be eyeing the X3 from Eberlestock, with the built in scabbard for a rifle, and keep my honey badger in there as it's small and light. Thanks for the feedback on the Eberlestock, it's something I'm going to keep my eye on. The only issue I have with my current Rush pack is that it has the space, but it's fairly squat and fat, so all the weight feels like it's hanging a foot behind my back, which I can see being uncomfortable after a while, so I'm considering other packs that are a little taller and narrower front to back, to keep the weight closer to my body.