Vorn Lynx Rucksack

[User00040]

I prefer my gun not to be swinging on my side.

If you have the Kifaru system set up correctly then it remains secure in place.

Requires a good pack/harness to start off with though, and the Vorn isn't.

 

[David E]

If you have the Kifaru system set up correctly then it remains secure in place.

Requires a good pack/harness to start off with though, and the Vorn isn't.

 

[GIMLET61]

Used a vorn for past few years and what I like is when you slip or fall, the rifle and scope remain clean and protected.

 

[The Singing Stalker]

If you have the Kifaru system set up correctly then it remains secure in place.

Requires a good pack/harness to start off with though, and the Vorn isn't.

I have just been playing with my webbing and decided to make something seeing as you can’t buy one. Out of stock. Got a couple of bits to tidy up and the clamp release at the top is the bit I’m struggling with. Using a bit of electric cord to experiment with.
what a flipping good idea. wandering around the house with my roesack on and the rifle strapped to me. Wow, just wow. Looking forward to getting out and trying it.

 

[rob4586]

Thank you for all the feedback, folks. It's really good to hear peoples experiences and reviews. My mate bought one about 6 months ago and hasn't used it, so he's willing to sell his. I think is the smallest one, but probably amble for a days stalking

A Lot of my ground is very steep and therefore the advantage of having both hands free is massive... I am also clumsy so have a tendency to fall over!!

 

[Edinburgh Rifles]

The small one is the Fox, 7l
More than enough for most day stalks

The bigger one (Lynx) prompts people to look for stuff to fill its cavernous pockets with!

 

[rob4586]

The small one is the Fox, 7l
More than enough for most day stalks

The bigger one (Lynx) prompts people to look for stuff to fill its cavernous pockets with!

I like to carry the kitchen sink