Ebberstock packs........

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Bura Nut

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• Aug 14, 2005

• #1

I just bought the Ebberstock Gunslinger pack at Sportsmen's warehouse yesterday. It has the gun scabbard built into it and I slid my tripod down it along with easily fitting my 15x & 10x bino's in the main pouch. This pack seems to be a perfect fit with all the strap/tie down features, the 2200 cubic inch size etc.........I paid 139.00 for it and it is alot more accomodating than my Badlands Stealth pack. I love badlands but have a new love now. Also, Ebberstock has another great pack I almost bought for 99.00 I think it is the Extreme, but thought I would tell you guys to at least look at Ebberstock, they seem to be a really well thought out pack made by guys who must hunt........... Thanks, Allen Taylor......

 

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bubbas

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• Aug 14, 2005

• #2

I have the " Just One". Ilike the gunslinger but decided to go with a pack that could be bigger if I chose. About the same size compacted but nice having the potential to be double the size. I to put my tripod in the gun scabbard, which was the most selling feature for me.

 

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azarcher

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• Aug 20, 2005

• #3

Alan I also have the same pack. I like it, but just two things about it. It's not the lightest of the packs, and its not water proof at all, Thxs.

 

nk

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• Sep 8, 2005

• #4

Hey Allen,
I have the same pack and have no complaints. Spent 4 days 3 nights deep in the White Tanks last Jan. on an archery hunt and it handles extremely well. Let us know how you like it.
nk

 

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PDub

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• Sep 27, 2005

• #5

Do they have a web site?

P-DUB

 

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ghost hunter

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• Sep 28, 2005

• #6

Yep, it is...

eberlestock.com

 

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PDub

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• Sep 29, 2005

• #7

thanks

 

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bigbull1

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• Oct 14, 2005

• #8

The Just One weighs 6 lbs and the Gunslinger weighs just over three pounds.

The packs are lined inside with a polyurethane panel that does make them waterproof as the website indicates. I took mine into the Rawah Wilderness in Colorado for five days in September @ 11k with rain and sleet for 24 hours. Everything I had was soaked except the interior of my pack.

For further specifications check out the following:



http://www.eberlestock.com/Backpack Master.htm


Ed