by David Crane
david@defensereview.com
just one of several excellent AR-15/M16-variant tactical rifle/carbines (including right-handed models) made by Stag Arms out of New Britain, Connecticutt. Stag Arms designed and developed the Stag 15L specifically for lefties who are sick of hot brass flying down their neck (and down their shirt), hot gases in their face, and being distracted off the shot by the brass flying toward and across their face. Basically, they mirrored a right-handed AR-15/M16/M4 upper receiver exactly in order to achieve the same reliability of a righty AR-15/M16 with the functionality of a lefty rifle.
In case you’d like to carry a Stag-15L tactical carbine/subcarbine/SBR or rifle while rappelling down a cliff, or you’re a sniper and would like to carry it as a secondary rifle/carbine, Pat Connors of LE Gear Tactical was showing off the perfect pack for you. It’s called the GSO5MG Gunslinger Backpack, and it’s made by Eberlestock USA, LLC. The Gunslinger pack is one of Eberlestock’s packs designed and developed by Glen Eberle specifically for U.S. military Special Operations personnel.
The Eberlestock Gunslinger Backpack was designed/developed for military Spec-Operators who need to keep both hands free for activities like rappelling while carrying up to two long guns (assault rifle/carbine/subcarbine/SBR and sniper rifle, assault rifle/carbine/subcarbine/SBR and shotgun, sniper rifle and shotgun, etc.). The operator can secure a weapon inside the Gunslinger’s Backscabbard weapons pouch and/or inside Eberlestock’s A1SS Side Scabbard pouch, which attaches to the side of the Gunslinger (appropriately enough). Th GSO5MG Gunslinger Backpack is a 2900 cubic inch pack, and is wide enough to hold any type of rifle with a large scope attached.
On the GSO5M Gunslinger tactical backpack information page, Eberlestock states that a DPMS PANTHER™ LONG RANGE 308 7.62x51mm rifle (made by DPMS Panther Arms) with Leupold 6.5-20×50 LR/T scope attached will drop right in and slip right out. Even so, the company states that the Gunslinger is still "compact and excellent for rappelling," and "SWAT teams will find it useful for carriage of a smoke launcher, or for carriage of a second weapon for the entry team." The Gunslinger tactical pack also offers full side acess to the main compartment and a hydration bladder housings. Yes, the Gunslinger is fully compatible with your Camelbak tactical hydration system. Defense Review doesn’t yet know whether or not the Eberlestock Gunslinger Backpack is compatible with Camelbak systems that incorporate Camelbak’s HydroLink Modular Connection System, which allows the use of the CamelBak Chem Bio Reservoir 4.0 (CBR 4.0) with Duraflex Barrier Technology. We’ll try to find out. Territory Manager
LE Gear Tactical, LLC
7212 North Shadeland Ave., Suite 220
Indianapolis, Indiana 46250
317-538-9999 Direct
317-578-0476 Fax
pat@legeartactical.net
Territory Equipment Training Specialist
LE Gear Tactical, LLC
P.O. Box 562
505 N. Indiana St.
Atwood, IL. 61913
217-578-3897 Office
217-578- 3543 Fax
217-412-8911 Cell
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