arcticcathonda
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Southern Alberta
The new Mother of all PRS bags!
- Thread starter arcticcathonda
- Start date
This is actually a serious product?
Do you/have you shot any PRS events?
Mystic Precision
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Summerland, BC
"When you can only have one support bag in a rifle match or on a secret combat mission, it better be the NUMERO UNO from Armageddon Gear!
Made from Milspec solution-dyed rhinoceros calfskin and printed in official Crye Precision Multicam using low-IR-reflectivity processes and materials, the NUMERO UNO is the last shooting support you'll ever need. Ultra-lightweight unicorn feathers fill the bag to just the right amount of firmness for optimum support without slowing you down...much. If you're as smart as we are you'll add a NUMERO UNO to your range bag each time you go shooting. Well, you can't actually put it *in* your range bag since this thing is so huge, but take it with you, at least. Quick-release buckles on each shoulder strap allow you to attach the NUMERO UNO to the roof rack on your car since it won't really fit inside there either. So, whether you're thumbing your nose at the match director's BS gear rules or smoking tangos on clandestine sniper ops, the NUMERO UNO is the one and only support bag you’ll ever need.
Note: Some of the information in this product description may not be exactly true, but don't hold that against us. In fact, it's pretty much all BS, but we had a good time making this product and accompanying video and hope you have a good time with it as well.
For more info about the Precision Rifle Series go here"
I like this guy....
Jerry
Made from Milspec solution-dyed rhinoceros calfskin and printed in official Crye Precision Multicam using low-IR-reflectivity processes and materials, the NUMERO UNO is the last shooting support you'll ever need. Ultra-lightweight unicorn feathers fill the bag to just the right amount of firmness for optimum support without slowing you down...much. If you're as smart as we are you'll add a NUMERO UNO to your range bag each time you go shooting. Well, you can't actually put it *in* your range bag since this thing is so huge, but take it with you, at least. Quick-release buckles on each shoulder strap allow you to attach the NUMERO UNO to the roof rack on your car since it won't really fit inside there either. So, whether you're thumbing your nose at the match director's BS gear rules or smoking tangos on clandestine sniper ops, the NUMERO UNO is the one and only support bag you’ll ever need.
Note: Some of the information in this product description may not be exactly true, but don't hold that against us. In fact, it's pretty much all BS, but we had a good time making this product and accompanying video and hope you have a good time with it as well.
For more info about the Precision Rifle Series go here"
I like this guy....
Jerry
Tom's a character for sure. He' a really good guy. Super friendly. Hands out free beer to everyone at the matches he goes to out to back of his gear truck. Had a heck of a military career too; Sargent Major in the Rangers, retired after being top NCO in AMU. One of the guys responsible for the new Bushnell scopes: http://www.ammoland.com/2009/12/tom-fuller-joins-bushnell/#axzz48qdvpOxQ
You've probably seen Missey's husband on the history channel on the same show about Furlong's shot: http://www.tactical-life.com/firearms/the-longest-762-kill-shot/
You've probably seen Missey's husband on the history channel on the same show about Furlong's shot: http://www.tactical-life.com/firearms/the-longest-762-kill-shot/
I shot at the same match as steve, even asked him for a DA reading.
I have not shot in a match yet, but i would love to.
I just follow the matches online.
You definitely should! There are a couple close to the border. The Snipers Hide Cup is one that comes to mind, it is in Washington state. I will be shooting that one.
You'd be in for a rude awakening, if you have only been shooting prone. It was an experience shooting from barricades and off hand, really need to start focusing on that and staying away from prone. I'm planning on only shooting prone for zeroing and load development rest is positional.
Thats about a 3000km drive for me. For right now it wouldnt be possible.
Hopfully some time in the future though!
If you ever get a chance to shoot at Rifles Only; they're quite fond of weak side shooting... often off barricades... sometimes at movers off barricades.
Great place run by some great people! I did a PR I&II class with them, that was an excellent class.
