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@@turtlewolfpack6061 I agree, the straps and buckles can be a nightmare. Lots of potential for failure. I already haf one buckle fail and I did not pull on it that hard. This system has a lot of features that I do like. Currently, I have pulled the pack off of the frame and I am using it in that configuration with a lighter load out.

@@turtlewolfpack6061 I think the only way they could get the weight of this system as light as they did was to use a thinner material. It definately feels thinner. The Gunslinger II is still my go to pack. If I still wore plates for a living this would be the pack to use for sure, even with the strap issue.

@@xmtgfirearmstrainingacadem4426 I love my Gunslinger 2 but I found the buckles not as strong as they could be. I have mine in the weird digital tropical camo they did for a bit. That pack can seriously be overloaded and still comfortable! I gave my Tomahawk to my oldest son and he loves it.

@@TheSaltyCpl most of the classes I teach are LE classes and that is the caliber that is used for most LE work. I do have a 6.5 CM barrel for my Kraken and I do shoot it some. If I was just doing competitions or long range shooting, I would definately shoot more 6.5 CM.

@@TheSaltyCpl my civilian classes are about 50/50 split between .308 and 6.5.

@@xmtgfirearmstrainingacadem4426 I see! I am so close to purchasing a Kraken, just not sure what caliber yet. Is your .308 shooting pretty accurately out to around 1000? do you see a huge accuracy difference between 6.5 and .308? I guess I am planning on using it mainly for Big game hunting at around 500yds to 1000yds

@@TheSaltyCpl I think the 6.5 shoots a little tighter than the .308. They are both sub MOA. The .338 Lapua is right around .75 MOA with Hornady 285gr ELD. If you are looking for mainly hunting use set up, I would stick with a .30 caliber. I think they have a long action .30 cal barrel but I do not remember what the exact chambering is.

@@TheSaltyCpl also this is a heavy rifle. It weighs almost 20 pounds totally kitted out, optic, mag, bipod, can.

@@cameronedwards4112 yes it does.

@@cameronedwards4112 and a barrel nut wrench.

@ oh wow ok time to remove some stuff from my order 😂😂

@@xmtgfirearmstrainingacadem4426 did you have trouble receiving any parts because everyone is dogging aeros shipping times and customer service

@@TheSaltyCpl yes it is.

@@TheSaltyCplthanks, Kraken .308

@@VulcanGoF once it is locked into a notch in the buffer tube, it does not wobble. If I grab it and rotate it on the buffer tube, there is some slight movement, but not much at all. No movement from placing your head on the stock.

Some people like to play dressup bARbie. :)

@@zachattack745 One Hundred Concepts

@@RobbMartini If I still had the rifle I could. This is a buddies rifle and it is now in Alaska. I have had students ring steel at 1360 yards in previois classes. Everyone that I have seen in a class was a tack driver. Is it worth the price? That there is the question you have to answer. I just cant say it is for me right now.

@@gryphon1342 I think this pack will do what you want it to do. I have been using it now for 4 or 5 months. I have taught 2 intermediate sniper courses and hauled all my gear in it. It does everything that I need it to do. You are right, there is not much out there on this system. Not sure why, maybe because who the system is made for.

@@SantorinTwo7 Bravo Company Machine

I agree. I have not seen much about this pack other than an email when it was released.

@xmtgfirearmstrainingacadem4426 yeah, I really do like the system though. I might get it one day

@@cb4canes very nice!

LWRC makes great rifles as well.

Except I built my Aero for 700 your about to spend triple that lol

Lights of this size will get hot and uncomfortable to hold at sustained 1k lumens after 1-2minutes. Around 1k lumens for pretty much all single 18650 lights are set to “turbo” or “burst” meant to be used momentarily and most of these high lumen lights hitting 1k+ lumens step down after 30seconds or couple of minutes max. 300-500 lumens is a sweet spot for constant sustainable output of lights this size. it is nice knowing you have 1k lumens if needed but for user peace of mind knowing your flashlight would never get so hot that there’s a possibility the LED desolder it self from the mcpcb (it has happened to people before) is also a nice feeling.

@@BrownSuga-cs2bywww.amazon.com/Tactacam-Film-Through-Scope-Mount/dp/B07RTZ6YDT

@@rachett9795 camera is filming through the scope, not outside of it.

The gas block comes with 2 gas tube pins.

@@oldmanslickville1918 no loctite is needed and the optic will hold its zero.

@@k_mei yes it is.