Part 2, New Pack Config

[@WwarpfirewW]

Awesome idea, I would like it kind of same way but have it on quick release, so I can detach bag from the rig anywhere. Thanks for inspiration, ordering mine soon.

[@mocowoodsman]

Thanks for watching and glad you liked it. I’d be interested in hearing how the quick release goes…

[@louismartinet882]

Well done

[@mocowoodsman]

Thank you!

[@lucasmurray4724]

On Amazon there are strap pads from Hazard 4. I picked 4 of them up. 2 for the shoulders and 2 for the back.

[@mocowoodsman]

Sweet. Thanks for info. I’ll check it out.

[@robertwarren1224]

I am getting old and kinda hard of hearing sure would like it if you could up the volume some. Thanks

[@mocowoodsman]

10-4. Thanks for watching!

[@andrewc1236]

cool innovation! what are the benefits over a normal bushcraft pack of similiar litre capacity?

[@mocowoodsman]

I just like to tinker around with different packs/loadouts. Main goal here was a light, slim pack that could hold just enough.

[@orangescout1967]

Any advice on how to do the actual attachment? I just got both the foxtrot and the tac 9 today.

[@mocowoodsman]

Just dropped a part 3 vid showing how to. Thanks for watching.

[@orangescout1967]

@@mocowoodsman oh awesome! Thank you!!! 🙏

[@timlauerjr688]

Use a piece of sit pad, not plexiglass. Multi use. Cool setup

[@mocowoodsman]

Good thinking. That’s what I will do. Thank You.

[@donwaldroopoutdoors3665]

New sub like your stuff

[@mocowoodsman]

Thank You!

[@andrewremy4242]

How did i not see this sooner?

[@mocowoodsman]

See what?

[@andrewremy4242]

Original MoCo videos. Country boy can survive.

[@mocowoodsman]

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