[ARCHIVED THREAD] - AWESOME Go BAG!!! (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 11/20/2008 5:34:01 PM EDT
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I just saw this today! Awesome , well made & the inside has a padded divider for a AR15 that is broken down! Anybody have one!
http://www.specopstech.com/store/comersus_viewItem.asp?idProduct=1549 |
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http://www.specopstech.com/store/comersus_viewItem.asp?idProduct=1549 Built as a survival bag for Americas elite special operations forces, the S.O.Tech Go Bag is cylindrically shaped for easy access and extraction from a downed aircraft or burning Humvee. The Go Bag's shoulder strap is tactically worn over one shoulder and around the waist to give users quick access by rotating the bag from the back to the front of the waist. 
The main double zippers are mounted internally towards the body incase of zipper blowout during vehicle impact. It is fitted to a Special Forces load list of survival gear, rations, radios, medical gear, and ammunition. The Go Bag is also featured in a major motion picture released in July 2007. The Go Bag is comprised of: - A main compartment with double linked zippers (dimensions: 20' x 8' x 8') - Internal hydration reservoir slot (canteen not included) - 4 zippered flat side pockets for small items or documents - 3 larger zippered external pockets (dimensions: 5.5' x 5' x 3') - MOLLE/PALS attachment webbing on both sides - Padded contour single shoulder strap with quick-ditch side locking buckle - Shoulder attachment points and carrying handles on each end - Made in the U.S. out of military grade cordura cloth down to the webbing and fasteners to specifications of U.S. Special Forces Price $106.95 |
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Check this one out, not as nice, but 1/4 the price
http://www.countycomm.com/satcom.htm |
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Standby for update....I've been thinking about getting the extended version. I'ts a couple inches longer and I'm hoping it will accommodate a side folder. Standby for pics and review. I will order from SKD. They have a good selection. Give me about a week.
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EXTENDED VERSION OF WHAT? WHICH ONE?
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Standby for update....I've been thinking about getting the extended version. I'ts a couple inches longer and I'm hoping it will accommodate a side folder. Standby for pics and review. I will order from SKD. They have a good selection. Give me about a week. -Green. |
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Standby for update....I've been thinking about getting the extended version. I'ts a couple inches longer and I'm hoping it will accommodate a side folder. Standby for pics and review. I will order from SKD. They have a good selection. Give me about a week. -Green. http://www.skdtac.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1665 
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Wow, followed the first functional hotlink posted and my Norton Security popped up this... HTTP Malicious Toolkit Download Request Risk: High WFT? Happened as soon as I opened that link  I just did a site advisor check on Specops webiste. WOW Check out the results and who it is linked too. http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/specopstech.com? |
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Standby for update....I've been thinking about getting the extended version. I'ts a couple inches longer and I'm hoping it will accommodate a side folder. Standby for pics and review. I will order from SKD. They have a good selection. Give me about a week. -Green. http://www.skdtac.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1665 http://www.skdtac.com/ProductImages/1sotech/gobagext/SOTECH.GOBAGext-a3.jpg I have this version in kahki. Its about 2" short of comfortably holding a 16" M4gery. Nice bag, I got my rifle into it but it needs a few more inches of length to be top notch. |
| I have seen & played with the LARGE or Extended version. Its a great bag. The two front pouched carry 3 - 30 round mags , the inside had a lower & a 16' upper inside the padded dividers. There are a couple of inside pockets & MOLLE attachements outside. Very well made. |
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That looks pretty neat wonder how it works? Anyone have or used one? Wonder how much it really holds compared to (say)a med alice? my wife has a backpack that uses the same strap idea. w/ one strap crossing your chest at an angle, it's supposed to be more ergonomically correct and distribute the weight better. my wife's backpack is about 2000 cubic inches (medium sized pack) and i've worn the packed completely stuffed w/ heavy books and what not and it was comfortable. i was just walking on pavement, so i can't tell you how it'd work in an actual off pavement hiking scenario. |
| I've got the standard/small one (not the larger model). It holds My Krink, MP5K/PDW, and 4 mags for each with out even using any of the external pockets. I use mine as a range bag a lot. I also used it to hold my 10.5" SBR (upper and lower separated) and some other things to make a very effective GHB during the days after the elections. I'm actually thinking of putting it back together (contents) and putting it back in my truck as a GHB. less the rifle this time. |
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DOes anyone have this bag? Nice - but it looks floppy..not real stiff/firm. Does it have some sort of stiffner in there? If not- once its loaded it will bend! Anyone?
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Here are pics from the inside of a 16" broke down. http://www.skdtac.com/ProductImages/1sotech/gobagext/SOTECH.GOBAGext-b3.jpg http://www.skdtac.com/ProductImages/1sotech/gobagext/sotech.gobagext-b3a.jpg That doesn't look like a 16" barrel to me. |
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Here are pics from the inside of a 16" broke down. http://www.skdtac.com/ProductImages/1sotech/gobagext/SOTECH.GOBAGext-b3.jpg http://www.skdtac.com/ProductImages/1sotech/gobagext/sotech.gobagext-b3a.jpg That doesn't look like a 16" barrel to me. It may not look like it is 16" but that extended bag is 23" long. |
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Cavalry Arms makes the original covert bag.
http://www.cavalryarms.com/DRB.html Actually designed for a broke-down AR or folder AK, and available in "fun" civilian colors that don't look so James Bond. |
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$160? For that?
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$160? For that?
But they made this great video for it! http://www.cavalryarms.com/vids/riflebag-2.wmv |
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Whoever thought that video was a good idea needs to be launched into the sun immediately. |
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Here are pics from the inside of a 16" broke down. http://www.skdtac.com/ProductImages/1sotech/gobagext/SOTECH.GOBAGext-b3.jpg http://www.skdtac.com/ProductImages/1sotech/gobagext/sotech.gobagext-b3a.jpg That doesn't look like a 16" barrel to me. It may not look like it is 16" but that extended bag is 23" long. And a 16" barrel with roughly 1" of non-permanently attached A2 FS sticking past the barrel's crown, mounted on an 7 1/4" long AR upper receiver, is going to have 24"-25" OAL. |
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Whoever thought that video was a good idea needs to be launched into the sun immediately. even though I agree with you, watching her put that rifle together and stow the mag in her "mag pouch" gave me a little chub |
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I'm buying this in the extended version...
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Take off the "squiggly line equals one" at the end of the link. http://www.specopstech.com/store/comersus_viewItem.asp?idProduct=1549 Built as a survival bag for Americas elite special operations forces, the S.O.Tech Go Bag is cylindrically shaped for easy access and extraction from a downed aircraft or burning Humvee. The Go Bag's shoulder strap is tactically worn over one shoulder and around the waist to give users quick access by rotating the bag from the back to the front of the waist.
The main double zippers are mounted internally towards the body incase of zipper blowout during vehicle impact. It is fitted to a Special Forces load list of survival gear, rations, radios, medical gear, and ammunition. The Go Bag is also featured in a major motion picture released in July 2007. The Go Bag is comprised of: - A main compartment with double linked zippers (dimensions: 20' x 8' x 8') - Internal hydration reservoir slot (canteen not included) - 4 zippered flat side pockets for small items or documents - 3 larger zippered external pockets (dimensions: 5.5' x 5' x 3') - MOLLE/PALS attachment webbing on both sides - Padded contour single shoulder strap with quick-ditch side locking buckle - Shoulder attachment points and carrying handles on each end - Made in the U.S. out of military grade cordura cloth down to the webbing and fasteners to specifications of U.S. Special Forces Price $106.95 |
| I have one, payed less then $40 for it. IMO, I thought it was to small for a BOB for me. My daughter on the other hand uses it as her BOB, she's 12. Perfect for her. I first saw the bag on the SF guys in the movie Transformers. Good construction, but can't get much in it. YMMV |
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Whoever thought that video was a good idea needs to be launched into the sun immediately. Be sure to ask Santa for a sense of humor this Christmas. |
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Nice bag, if only it had been 30"  (we could have fit a 14.5"+FS AR in there).
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Be sure to ask Santa for a sense of humor this Christmas. Be sure to ask Santa why some people think people who like guns are idiots. The ATF didn't raid them for possible weapons violations, they raided them so they don't inflict any more stupid videos on us. Lemme guess, you also think "Infidel" apparel and Terrorist Hunting Permits are the pinnacle of humor. |
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Take a look over at Lightfighter.com. You'll have join to see the pics put up there. In the "Stud Board" section of the forum there are a couple of threads with good detailed pictures.
One member has his 16" upper that does fit in the SOTECH extended version but it's cozy and by that I mean it is pushing up on the fabric at the end of the bag. It looks like SOTECH has reinforced the end to add additional strength to it. |
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Be sure to ask Santa for a sense of humor this Christmas. Be sure to ask Santa why some people think people who like guns are idiots. . Oh this I know. 1) They lack a sense of humor. If you can't see the paradoy of a 1950esq commercial then your soul is lost. 2) They are in their own reality and don't want to be disturbed. In any event it doesn't change the fact you lack a sense of humor and an appreciation of the 1st Admendment. |
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Take a look over at Lightfighter.com. You'll have join to see the pics put up there. In the "Stud Board" section of the forum there are a couple of threads with good detailed pictures. One member has his 16" upper that does fit in the SOTECH extended version but it's cozy and by that I mean it is pushing up on the fabric at the end of the bag. It looks like SOTECH has reinforced the end to add additional strength to it. How about you just post some of those pics here? |