HPG In Use

Fayetteville, WV. Bridge Buttress Trail overlooking the New River Gorge Bridge with my Junction pack.

 

Tara sling

 

Nass valley jotsprings

 

My roaming kit, dig the modularity of HPG!

 

Nice airgun!

 

Hi SS Can you tell us about that air rifle please?

 

Looks like an Air Force to me, I hope it is .357 or .45

 

This is an Airforce Talon SS in .25cal. I have had it for about 9 years. Basically all stock. Great beater airgun, has been very reliable and good accuracy. I use it for plinking and vermin, airguns are not legal in my state for game animals (yet).
I bought it specifically because it broke down small enough to carry in a pack or motorcycle panniers, but packs a punch at close range.

 

Hey thanks. That's really cool. Do you use slugs or pellets? I have been reading up on those af rigs. They seem like the simplest ones out there. You can PM me if you don't want to clutter up the thread.

 

First hike with the heavy recon and recon harness. It definitely balances better with the camelbak bladder. Esee 3 was the companion of the day.

 

What are the pouches that you attached to the Tara insert?

 

Got me a patch.

 

OK so I love hpg stuff and it's very modular MOST of the time but I thought to myself that the kit bags were lacking in the modularity dept. I shouldn't have to buy a fanny pack or the butt pack or figure out how to do a sling bag. So I decided to cut up one of my kit bags just to see if I could make it better. Let me know what you think. I still have a little tweaking to do. So I cut the buckle off and the harness made it were I could use it in multiple rolls.

 

Has Anyone attached other makers shoulder straps to a ute v2

 

New River Gorge National Park, Long Point Trail, Fayetteville, WV. 2-3-2024.
Junction Pack and Waist Pack worn crossbody.