DragBags who needs one?

[Jamie]

If I was to set up a Groupbuy for DragBags who would want one

the cost would be around $250(retail is $350ish) cost would go up a bit more for Didji stuff


we need to buy 20 of them to make this go



Jamie

 

[DARKARCHER]

can we get a bit more info ...maybe a pic of one your lookin at?

 

[Jamie]

well I can't let the cat out of the bag yet but these are all very good bags!!I am just trying to get a feel for the numbers,if we get 20 shooters looking then I will get all the info and options up



Jamie

 

[DARKARCHER]

well id be in depending on what they are

 

[Levi Garrett]

Interested, but please list Practical uses of this unit,pros and cons, as I 'm not real familiar with them, other than their intended use for military folks.

 

[Skullboy]

Interested, but please list Practical uses of this unit,pros and cons, as I 'm not real familiar with them, other than their intended use for military folks.

Drag bags are great "soft cases" when you don't want to lug around a Pelican 1750 Travel Vault!!!

Drag Bags , for the most part have the following features:

-Secure tie down straps for your rifle (Velcro or Fastex Buckles)
-Hide away backpack straps so you can carry the dragbag on your back like a pack.
-Drag handle for dragging through the bush.
-several medium to large compartments for storing ammo, spotting scope,range finders, etc.

I can pack all the gear I need for a Sniper match in my Dragbag.This lets me carry everything in one neat package on my back.
-Regular type carry handles
-They can also double as a shooting mat.
-Usually made from heavy Cordura Nylon or Milspec #10 canvas.

I don't really see any "Cons" to them............

SKBY.

 

[2bad4u2]

well I can't let the cat out of the bag yet but these are all very good bags!!I am just trying to get a feel for the numbers,if we get 20 shooters looking then I will get all the info and options up



Jamie

I don't think you'll get too many people committing $250 with an answer like that based on your word alone.

I'd be interested if more concrete information was available.

 

[Blackcloud]

I'm listening,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, could add a drag bag to the repitoir.

 

[MikeyT]

I'd be interested, subject to info on the actual bag being considered and the final cost.

 

[Levi Garrett]

Drag bags are great "soft cases" when you don't want to lug around a Pelican 1750 Travel Vault!!!

Drag Bags , for the most part have the following features:

-Secure tie down straps for your rifle (Velcro or Fastex Buckles)
-Hide away backpack straps so you can carry the dragbag on your back like a pack.
-Drag handle for dragging through the bush.
-several medium to large compartments for storing ammo, spotting scope,range finders, etc.

I can pack all the gear I need for a Sniper match in my Dragbag.This lets me carry everything in one neat package on my back.
-Regular type carry handles
-They can also double as a shooting mat.
-Usually made from heavy Cordura Nylon or Milspec #10 canvas.

I don't really see any "Cons" to them............

SKBY.

See ask the right questions , always works thanks SKBY , excellent review

 

[beltfed]

If you plan on ones that fold down in three sections and have a rubberized portion like the Eagle bags, I'd be up for one (I'd prefer Multi-cam).

 

[Rohann]

I'm interested, but yes, more info is definately needed.

-Rohann

 

[Jamie]

OK as of right now we have a few bags we can go with


From OneShotTactical

Arktis 1734 drag bag in OD or Dpm $200
http://www.oneshottactical.com/merc...neshot&Product_Code=WC-A1734&Category_Code=WC


TAG drag bag coyote, black, ranger green, acu $320
http://www.oneshottactical.com/merc...oneshot&Product_Code=WC-DB50&Category_Code=WC







I think the best Bag for the Money is the Arktis 1734 Bag I am running one of these and can will do a reVeiw of it ASAP great bag built like a bomb but the only down fall of it is it will not open up like a mat..


Jamie

 

[KPA Dave]

s.a.w gunner
has a couple of arid bags we made for the special forces
contact him for info
thanks dave

 

[Farmboy]

More pics of the Arktis one:

 

[Jamie]

nice scope...too bad its on a Savage.... that is the same bag I have I love it



Jamie

 

[bear.23]

I could go for one...
I've got a 10FPLE that I've been working up...
But the case for it weighs more then the rifle..

 

[Jamie]

DragBags are the cats ass wear like a pack when you go too the range,

and they ar Tacticool


Jamie Barkwell

 

[Long Range Canuck]

I have 2 Tac-Force Drag Bags, one for my .50BMG and one for our .30's. If you hit the field a Drag bag is the only way to go, plus they give you a shooting mat when the ground isnt the best. I use them regularly and swear by them. If you havent got one buy 2. All the one's listed are quality bags and have my vote.

.50BMG layed out.

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Shooting positions with the .30's and Danger Deb

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Danger Deb using it as a shooting mat

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Me with Drag Bag on back with shoulder straps

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[Yuri Orlov]

I don't really see any "Cons" to them............

The price!










Kidding! I'd buy one if I had anything to put in it!