Eberlestock Products

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Wolverine Supplies Sales

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Eberlestock is a family owned company based in Boise, Idaho that manufactures:

■Rifle Stocks
■Rifle Harnesses
■Hunting Packs
■Tactical Packs
■Weather Resistant Equipment Cases
■Various Shooting Accessories
■Biathlon Rifle Stocks and Equipment

The company was founded by 1984 Olympic Team biathlete Glen Eberle.

We stock a selection of Eberlestock products and will special order exactly what you need.

For in stock items click here.

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That's great pricing, search around. Eberlestock make some of the best packs in the world. I currently have the Operator G4 in Multicam and its build quality is outstanding.


Wolverine: Are you expecting to get Eberlestock accessories like pack covers etc?
 
KLusTeR-FLuX said:
That's great pricing, search around. Eberlestock make some of the best packs in the world. I currently have the Operator G4 in Multicam and its build quality is outstanding.


Wolverine: Are you expecting to get Eberlestock accessories like pack covers etc?
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These are all available for special order. Please contact our sales department.
 
I own a gunsliger II and it is great. It is one of the better packs I have owned or seen, definately on par with higher end packs. Eberlestock is good to go.

Shawn
 
Has anyone else found that their eberlestock tentds to destroy their flip up scope covers?... I've lost two rear covers... one bushnell and one leupold. But this is the only draw back I have with my Phantom.
 
I'm on my fourth Eberlestock pack. Keep upgrading. Big Big fan. Very solid built kit. well worth the price.

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The new gunslingers have a metal frame to cut down on the floppy load syndrome due to the big gun pouch. I like the gunslinger II that I have but without the metal frame I need to install some custom tensioning in the top corners of the gun pouch for when the pouch is empty or not "full"... I have a few ideas but haven't made the alterations yet.
My only other complaint is I find the packs a little on the short side. Even with the straps anchor spot adjusted to the max length it feels short on my 6'2" frame. I wish they made a "long" version of the gunslinger II.
 
Had my eye on Eberlestock packs for a while now. Can see myself with two or three at some point. Only heard good things. Really glad to see a Canadian outlet!! Thanks Wolverine!
 
Can-down said:
The new gunslingers have a metal frame to cut down on the floppy load syndrome due to the big gun pouch. I like the gunslinger II that I have but without the metal frame I need to install some custom tensioning in the top corners of the gun pouch for when the pouch is empty or not "full"... I have a few ideas but haven't made the alterations yet.
My only other complaint is I find the packs a little on the short side. Even with the straps anchor spot adjusted to the max length it feels short on my 6'2" frame. I wish they made a "long" version of the gunslinger II.
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Interesting, I may need to upgrade. I usually just cinch the crap out of it lol

Shawn
 
shawn said:
Interesting, I may need to upgrade. I usually just cinch the crap out of it lol

Shawn
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Yup they should have but a couple heavy duty cinch straps right at the top corners of the scabbard to get rid of the slop....
 
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