Salvaged from holey waders. Couple hours of cutting and sewing. Not sure why this idea hasn’t been picked up by somebody yet. Sand, needles and snow in your bolt and magazine can be bad news. Trigger hard to protect without getting crazy big.
if they start selling those at cabelas imma buy a dam case 
Yeah that is a tough one. I would like Molle straps on the front of the pouch, my marsupial has it on the bottom, which is where I will attach my bear spray, would really like them on the front to though, wonder if this is something I could get them to add to the pouch and get ride of the pocket.I want a bino harness that does NOT require extra tumor-dongles to hold my range finder, bear spray, etc
- the little open top mesh pockets on the sides of bino harnesses are useless: too small and not secure enough (such as Mystery Ranch and Kuiu, etc)
- the zippered pocket sides are two difficult/noisy to get into (such as AK Guide Gear, Badlands, Eberlestock, etc) also, many of those pockets are too small to hold a rangefinder or a bullet wallet.
Every rangefinder comes with a stupid little case, just make that case PART OF THE BINO HARNESSStitch it along the side of the bino case instead of the little mesh pockets. Don't strap it on like an afterthought way out on the side.
On the opposite side of the bino case put a similar magnetic flip top pouch to store an extra magazine or bullet wallet.
On the bottom put molle straps to attach my bear spray (Mystery Ranch actually gets this right)
The wind checker and mouth calls go in a sleeve underneath the main compartment flap.
An internal secure pocket (underneath the binos) holds my Garmin InReach Mini, a minimalist headlamp, a mylar emergency blanket, and a mini bic lighter and pyro gel.
done. no extra pouches that hang under my arm pits or jab my ribs. It would be sleek, light, bushwhacking friendly, and cheaper overall.
This is a joke:
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such an inefficient use of space and materials.
Looks good! I emailed several companies years back trying to push them into producing a similar cover. Solo hunter is the only one I have seen, but it is to big/loud/heavy/rigid for me
That looks great!
Its hard to make a perfect one, but I am working on a packing version and a carry version. Trying different fabrics. Ripstop, Dyneema, Cordura, silpoly, etc.
I like the wrap version you got going as it covers the trigger as well! I have a solo hunter rifle cover that does the job for the ol’ pre-64, wood-stocked 270 but the wrap would be the ticket for a scope cover for the stuff I use most often. Quick and quiet to deploy I’d think. Nice.
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The wraps and rifle covers are up on the website. http://thunderbirdlongrange.com/store.html
Just placed my order, you rock man. Keep it up the awesome ideas
THANKS!
Anyone try this out yet? I think im gonna give it a shot. Wonder how much battery it uses..
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If it could process the deer for me too, that would be a bonus.Maybe that can be an Amazon Prime service once they get their delivery drones going!A big enough drone to lift my deer carcass and fly it back to the bed of my pick up
I'll get Bezos on the phone right now. I cant believe he's missed this market opportunity. Tell him I'll take 2 deers please, sir
I ordered it, I'll let ya know how it works once it comes. Says they start shipping in March so we'll have to wait and see
