"go bag"

[JSantoro]

Swear to Joe Pesci, I'm not making that up, nor am I making fun of anyone: https://www.m4carbine.net/gtsearch.p...st1001011#1067

[BCmJUnKie]

Swear to Joe Pesci, I'm not making that up, nor am I making fun of anyone: https://www.m4carbine.net/gtsearch.p...st1001011#1067

Haha I believe you. I didnt take it wrong either, I am fully aware of how it looks, I SELDOM wear the strap, its very convienent when I have my range bag on, that, and my shotgun slung over my shoulder, thats 3 things I can put on and still carry my rifle. It works for me. And if I needed to walk with all that stuff it is completely balanced and comfortable.

[Chameleox]

To the OP:
It depends on how you're defining "emergencies", and how you expect to mitigate one.

whatever, at that price, I'm sure you can find a use for that bandoleer.

[Nobody_Special]

I have a maxpedition vulture in my trunk that I keep a change of clothes, thermals, gloves and hat, fleece, flashlight, batteries, multi-tool, first aide kit, 35 degree sleeping bag, fire started, a couple power bars and a few other little things I can't recall. The bag holds a lot but not the most comfortable for long hikes in my opinion. The straps dig in to my bony frame.


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[usmcvet]

I really like my Eager Bandoleers. I also have a Blackhawk. The Eagle is a little more compact.

[seb5]

I really like my Eager Bandoleers. I also have a Blackhawk. The Eagle is a little more compact.

Nachez has those on sale for $19.00!

[usmcvet]

That is a good price. I am not a camouflage guy but the camo was on sale at SKD when I bought several. If you need one or two I'd jump at $19. We have one in Each cruiser and I bougth a few for myself. One for each of my guns. They are simple and rugged. Reloads are slow if you don't use the keeper on the back to hook it to your belt.