BULL-PACS - New Products - Items in Development and Design

New Products
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COTTON covered back, shoulder and belt pads. For the guy who wants the natural look. A few sets have been assembled as a field test. Please contact us if you want to test them out.

"LEWIE" BAG A 100% cotton bag to carry your meat. Attaches securely to the frame the same as our other bags. Has three 1.5" compression straps. Photos coming.

"LOAD LEVELER" Shoulder Pads
A limited number of shoulder pads have been assembled as a field test. These pads have a webbing system to draw the pack up and closer to the back. If you are interested in this trial, please contact us and we will equip your pack with these straps. Photos coming.

Regular BULL-PAC Adapted for ALICE Pack

	The Regular BULL-PAC has been modifried to secure the military surplus ALICE pack. The center cross member has been widened so you can secure the pack.
	The pocket across the back of the ALICE pack slides down onto the metal "ears" to hold the bag securely.
	Fully mounted ALICE pack, attached to the modified Regular BULL-PAC frame.
	As most of our military men know, you can also secure your rifle on the ALICE pack.

Rifle Mount

Dave has placed his rifle securely in the mount. It is held out from the frame and lashing hooks by 1" aluminum spacers. A leather strap snaps around the upper stock and the butt of the gun sits in an aluminum pocket with a wide leather strap which also snaps tight. The mount is powder coated the same as your frame and stainless steel bolts are provided to secure the mount.

You will need to drill three 1/4" holes through the frame to attach the rifle mount. One will be about an inch down from the top. Then two will need to be drilled at the lower curve.

To attach: Bolt the upper mount to the frame and snap the leather strap around your rifle.. When you set the butt of your gun in the lower pocket, you can adjust its placement before you tighten the nuts to secure the lower mount.

As you can see your rifle is accessible, but you can still pack hands free. Price is $49.

The mount was designed and is produced by Mike Jacobsen in Salem, Oregon. Mike is working on a mount for your bow. He says it should be ready in the spring.

2011 Show Schedule Portland February 9-11.