Rate your kit

[Klenchblaize]

I'm bound to be biased but the Monarch "Ghillie" Roe Sack - carrying this 50lb buck last Friday over a mile mostly up hill back to the caravan with no other means of extraction would have been hell if using the average market sack.

Sure looks cosy in there!

 

[marshall4323]

I bought a pair of Harkila Pro Hunter trousers at the CLA last year, without a doubt worth every penny! Only good in cooler weather though as are gore-tex and can get a bit sweaty when its sunny.. but that isnt often!

 

[jimbo1984]

matterhorn boots
zeiss 10 x 42 t*p* classic binos
opinel no 7
sealkinz gloves

 

[Stover Rover]

Alan Wood Knife
Norma ammunition and Brass
Sierra Gameking bullets
Varget
Ex army 66 pattern trousers
Arktis sniper smock DPM
Docter scope
1000 mile socks
Harris Bipod

On my sh*t list
Steyr rifles

 

[Cut+Squirt]

Berghaus Yeti Extreme Goretex Gaiters . . . fantastic !!!


On my sh*t list - Butler Creek scope covers.

 

[DJC]

Peppa pig DVD, keeps my two year old boy amused for hours,

My 3 yr old wont let me watch hers again she hidden it away from me HA HA

 

[devon deer stalker]

Worst buy - my Le Chameau Chasseur Wellies. Now had 2 sets, first returned under warranty. Boots are great and were very comfy even 10+ miles a day but the zips all fail and turn them into useless flappy things. Shocking at the cost.

I have had mine 4 years now and the zips failed about 12 months ago, but i solved it very easily, just placed a copious amount of aquasure glue at the bottom of the zip, did up the zip and it never opened again, to me the zip is just a gimmick anyway and in my case not needed. They have just started to perish, cue the glue again and it works.
Cheers
Richard

 

[I. Farticus]

Peppa pig DVD, keeps my two year old boy amused for hours,

I was recently on the Sky+ box to pop on a Peppa for my 3yr old daughter to watch, and found that by setting it up on auto-record, we had 494 episodes!

Now, as much as we love Peppa, that's a little excessive, so I backed it down to 30 and switched off the record facility...

 

[I. Farticus]

Top kit list in no specific order:
Sako 75 - Macleod's of Tain
Swaro Z6i- Macleod's of Tain
Reloaded Hornady 140gr SSTs - HPS-TR.com
Leopold RX1000 rangefinder - eBay
Swaro EL 10x42 - eBay
Harris 9-13 swivel - SGC
Artemis GTX high boots - brighteyesandbobtails.co.uk
Galati drag bag - US import
EKA Swede 10 knife (orange handle) - heinnie.com
Sagen I saw - moonrakerknives.co.uk
Deerhunter Ram jacket & trousers - eBay
MTP smocks & trousers
Viper special ops gloves - eBay
Primos wind dust - Bushwear
Buttolo Roe and Primos Fallow calls - Bushwear
LED Lenser H7 headtorch - eBay

Personal experience sh*t kit list:
Deerhunter sticks
Rockmount bipod
Butler Creek covers

Still unknown:
Hardy Gen IV as wrong thread was shipped - no Riflecraft's fault I hasten to add

Cheers
i.

 

[pilgrimmick]

Wilson trimmer and km neck turner both top bits of kit but best of all the sako 75

+1 for the Sako 75

 

[biffo]

Sako 75 25-06
zeiss 7x42bgat
meindl Dovre extreme boots
10 quid mora knife
harkila roe sack

all the above are rated 5*

 

[Overlay]

A1. Products 100% Absolutely perfect for the job

Sako 85

Sako quad

S&B zenith

Swaro binos. 10 x 42

Aim drag bag

Hand made stalking blade

Fallniven F1

All of the above have worked hard for me and performed faultlessly, can't really ask for more.



Phil

 

[soother223]

leica rangefinder,
gun gleaning vise,
shark jacket,
predator sniper sticks,
victory fl scope,
harris bi pod,
nosler bullets
last but not least! chrono!

 

[pheasant sniper 1]

Sako A7

Docter Scope 8x56

Forces 7.62/308 cleaning kit- Army & Navy stores, compact kit great for carrying in a pocket.

Butler Creek caps and slings

Swaro Bino's

 

[widows son]

Only the best will do, it isnt a money thing((because i dont have any ive got to work for a living-)) it is rely on thing buy the best buy ONCE that is in everything from knifes, weapons, clothing, lights, boots ,etc what i cannot get that will work i'll make . All because there is some good kit out there made of crap material, at top £ lacking in the finishing touches .

Ive seen to many guys over the years wet and cold , kit unserviceable scopes the cannot see out of due too fogging on wet days binos with water inside knifes that weren't even sharp when they left the factory , them the list is endless .

 

[sinbad]

My GWP Griff.
Ruger no1V in 6mm rem.
Poppins roe sack + liner.
Flecktarn goretex suit.
moleskin trousers.
thermocell for summer outings.
Leupold 111 scope.
All the above work well for me, if money was no object I would still use them.
Sinbad

 

[Paul at Fechan]

my wellies that were new from the skip at work are the shizzle, my lucky Oscar the Grouch from Asda t-shirt though is priceless

My stainless Frosts Clipper is pretty fantastic though

 

[flytie]

Helly Hansen Ice thermals, 10 out of 10
Arktis waterproof smock, 10 out of 10
Swazi bush shirt, 10 out of 10
Paramo Shirt, 10 out of 10
Arktis stalker's smock (for warmer weather), 10 out of 10
Petzl Head torch, 10 out of 10
Poppins roe sack, 10 out of 10

All of the above are brilliant and I have yet to use anything else which is as good.

 

[SussexFallow]

Swanndri coat (warm and silent)
Leica geovids
Nosler BTs
SB Zeiss and Swarovski scopes
tripe knife boning knife and scabbard (knocks spots of any knife I've bought for 75 quid )
atb Steve