Equipment Review http://calivc.com/forums/forums.html Wed, 19 Nov 2008 13:00:14 -0800 3240 http://calivc.com/forums/eberlestock-J104-pack-t6842.html
1)The pack did not carry a load very well at all (45 lbs). Most of the wieght was on my shoulders and the hip belt gave very little support.

2)I also purchased the duffle sack to use while I was packing in...but if the main compartment of the pack is full, the straps are not big enough to secure the duffle to the pack!! I do like the duffle sack and will use it for store other gear.

3) The gun scabbard hung too low and hit me in the back of my knee.

Has anybody else had these problems?]]> Fri, 17 Oct 2008 10:49:59 -0700 http://calivc.com/forums/eberlestock-J104-pack-t6842.html http://calivc.com/forums/Caldwell-Fire-Control-Front-Rest-t6298.html
Woodog]]> Fri, 08 Aug 2008 20:24:36 -0700 http://calivc.com/forums/Caldwell-Fire-Control-Front-Rest-t6298.html http://calivc.com/forums/Lead-Sled-review-t3861.html
The Lead Sled is supposed to make sighting in a high powered rifle in such a way that the recoil is absorbed by the device. I'm sure it works fine for that but what good is it if you can't keep it on target? I have an expensive Caldwell bench rest and it's pretty good if you have a bench rest rifle but a standard sporter rifle with a rounded forearm rolls around making it difficult to use. The Lead Sled has a narrower bag on the front so I'm going to use it for sighting in my centerfire 22's and use the Lead Sled for working up loads and sighting in my 7mm Remington mag. I'm also going to see about what I can do to make the back adjustment on the device more solid.]]> Fri, 05 Oct 2007 19:51:23 -0700 http://calivc.com/forums/Lead-Sled-review-t3861.html