Backpack & tank: Scandinavian Arms Air Pack & Private 2L tank
Fill chuck: Edgun West eaZy fill
Airgun: FX DRS Classic
Mod: Impulse Air FIX kit
Scope: Nightforce NX-8
Mounts: Sportsmatchscopemounts
N/A Mobile Air Pack
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Backpack & tank: Scandinavian Arms Air Pack & Private 2L tank
Fill chuck: Edgun West eaZy fill
Airgun: FX DRS Classic
Mod: Impulse Air FIX kit
Scope: Nightforce NX-8
Mounts: Sportsmatchscopemounts
What are the envisioned scenarios for such a setup? For me personally and in practice having a nearby HPA source has only “applied” when plinking or target shooting. But afield? My 30-33 shot count pesting machines are plenty for a session. Getting over 30 opportunities? A rare thing indeed for the majority. I personally wouldn’t care to carry the extra weight and am a fit individual… A solution in search of a problem… If my pesting was that “intense” a high shot count bottle gun…
Horses for courses…
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I carry a small bottle in my day pack when afield. I might want to shoot a few pine cones or something.
Why does there always have to be "music" or some sort of background noise in a video? It is distracting.
Why does there always have to be "music" or some sort of background noise in a video? It is distracting.
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I have modified a old Camelback water backpack to carry a Ninja 90 bottle because my new favorite rifle for pdogg'n is my DRS Pro .25 700
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This pack is perfect for carry loads of stuff down to my range in one trip. I used to make several trips with bulkier gear but I found that a 97 cu-ft tank was a bit overkill, unless I was doing hours of testing/shooting.What are the envisioned scenarios for such a setup? For me personally and in practice having a nearby HPA source has only “applied” when plinking or target shooting. But afield? My 30-33 shot count pesting machines are plenty for a session. Getting over 30 opportunities? A rare thing indeed for the majority. I personally wouldn’t care to carry the extra weight and am a fit individual… A solution in search of a problem… If my pesting was that “intense” a high shot count bottle gun…
2L is enough to refill most of my Airguns for all the testing I want to do in the Texas heat. Plus the pack holds a water bottle/bladder, and has a bunch of pockets for everything else: pellets, lens cleaning wipe, barrel cleaning kit, field notebook, magazines, tools, sunscreen, small med kit, camera gear, etc. Essentially, the pack carries everything I need.
Most of my Airguns are low-medium power and are fairly efficient. However, some of them (take for example a Leshiy 2) need to be filled more often than others
I believe this pack would also lend itself nicely to someone who wanted to do some slug hunting with a mid-high power airgun that consumes a bit more air.
It’s definitely not for everyone, but I love it!
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I've looked at the Scandinavian Arm Private back a while ago.
Now that I'm looking at it again it makes me think it's a better option for all day shooting in a prairie dog town.
The prairie dog towns I shoot at are walking access only.
Now that I'm looking at it again it makes me think it's a better option for all day shooting in a prairie dog town.
The prairie dog towns I shoot at are walking access only.
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Hey Michael, I just purchased a Scandinavian Arms backpack. I didn't get the private tank though.
I am gunna use my Ninja tank for a while but would like to eventually get the Private tank.
About how many times can you fill your DRS from the 2L Private tank ?
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