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Brand new and never used. $260 ftf $280 shipped
NOW $220 ftf and $240 shipped
email me if interested yentosthefreshmaker@gmail.com
more pics avaliable on request
From Eberlestock's website:
The E2B "Sniper Sled" includes a removable pack harness and hipbelt. The shoulder straps are similar to the Shooter's Harness found on our premium backpacks. The waistbelt is compact in order to minimize bulk, but still useful as a way to put the load on the hips and to stabilize the carriage of the bag. New to the Sniper Sled is a firmer mounting system for the harness and belt. With a combination of pack harness clips and beefy overlapping velcro straps, the harness and belt securely carry the bag, and provide excellent stability.
The three large pockets on the front side are detachable, with MOLLE style webbing attachments. They are large enough to provide some meaningful storage capacity. The large portfolio pouch is a good size for documents and/or a laptop; the center bag is similar to our A2MP Multipack, with its multiple storage compartments, and the long bag is a good size for our A1SM or A2SM roll-up shooting mats, or tripods, etc. The entire front of the E2B is covered with MOLLE-type webbing, so you can customize it with your own pouches if you desire.
At 52" long, the E2B will hold most full-scale sniper rifles with turreted optics (it was laid out to contain the McMillan .50 cal sniper rifle, and anything smaller; the FNH SPR pictured above has ample room).
Tie-down straps have buffers to keep the buckles from rubbing on your rifle. Adjustment tabs allow you to rig the straps to best fit your rifle, and also link to the main panel of the bag in order to give it stable carrying qualities when the bag's loaded up and being worn as a backpack.
Its third panel folds between the weapon and the storage pouches and ammo loopholes, so it serves the dual purpose of protecting your rifle's finish from the stuff that you put inside the case and providing a wide work area when you're laying on the bag. It also works well to permit the carriage of two weapons in the bag without them rattling against each other.
Our drag bags are the first tapered-shape bags that have a good setup for folding flat to form a padded shooting mat. Ample padding on all three panels makes it comfortable. Simple plasticized mesh-fronted pockets are big enough for full-size notebooks, and everything is laid out so that you have direct access and good visibility while laying on the open bag.
Retail $329
NOW $220 ftf and $240 shipped
email me if interested yentosthefreshmaker@gmail.com
more pics avaliable on request
From Eberlestock's website:
The E2B "Sniper Sled" includes a removable pack harness and hipbelt. The shoulder straps are similar to the Shooter's Harness found on our premium backpacks. The waistbelt is compact in order to minimize bulk, but still useful as a way to put the load on the hips and to stabilize the carriage of the bag. New to the Sniper Sled is a firmer mounting system for the harness and belt. With a combination of pack harness clips and beefy overlapping velcro straps, the harness and belt securely carry the bag, and provide excellent stability.
The three large pockets on the front side are detachable, with MOLLE style webbing attachments. They are large enough to provide some meaningful storage capacity. The large portfolio pouch is a good size for documents and/or a laptop; the center bag is similar to our A2MP Multipack, with its multiple storage compartments, and the long bag is a good size for our A1SM or A2SM roll-up shooting mats, or tripods, etc. The entire front of the E2B is covered with MOLLE-type webbing, so you can customize it with your own pouches if you desire.
At 52" long, the E2B will hold most full-scale sniper rifles with turreted optics (it was laid out to contain the McMillan .50 cal sniper rifle, and anything smaller; the FNH SPR pictured above has ample room).
Tie-down straps have buffers to keep the buckles from rubbing on your rifle. Adjustment tabs allow you to rig the straps to best fit your rifle, and also link to the main panel of the bag in order to give it stable carrying qualities when the bag's loaded up and being worn as a backpack.
Its third panel folds between the weapon and the storage pouches and ammo loopholes, so it serves the dual purpose of protecting your rifle's finish from the stuff that you put inside the case and providing a wide work area when you're laying on the bag. It also works well to permit the carriage of two weapons in the bag without them rattling against each other.
Our drag bags are the first tapered-shape bags that have a good setup for folding flat to form a padded shooting mat. Ample padding on all three panels makes it comfortable. Simple plasticized mesh-fronted pockets are big enough for full-size notebooks, and everything is laid out so that you have direct access and good visibility while laying on the open bag.
Retail $329
