A stellar comment! I ironically carry just that along with a small air compressor, tire patch kit and a jumper pack for jumping a vehicle, if needed. All have been used and saved my bacon more than once. Super great comment!

@@tomholloway2106 - I’m running a super simple spring clip that I drilled a hole through so it’s large enough to accept a screw that holds it onto the bottom of the camera. It’s the perfect length and width that it just feeds onto the MOLLE of my waistbelt. Super simple and functions great!

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@@kellyfitzsimmons9772 thanks for watching! 1300 is right around where this chronoed for me 👍🏼

@@adamwells6355 if you’re loading tss, and shooting more shells as you would waterfowling, it’d be a pretty substantial savings vs. factory tss offerings. I primarily load for turkey and while I don’t have the exact numbers off the top of my head, it’s substantially cheaper, after the upfront investment. If you’re getting into tss, I’d strongly look at a 28 gauge. They’re lower payloads, but kill anything very very well. Less powder usage, less shot usage and a lot more “bang for your buck”. There’s a lot of great reloading groups on FB with some duplex loads to make them even more cost friendly, as well as fold crimp options that allow you to reuse your hulls. I’d “being with the end in mind” and decide what exactly you want them for and how many you anticipate to shoot a year. Work back from there and see if the investment and potential savings is worth diving in 👊🏼

@@rbljackson 100% the camera angle friend. Wouldn’t even walk a field with someone who didn’t stay in line and safe. They’re just birds and never worth someone’s well being. We watched a lot fly away on this trip for that reason. Always okay to let a bird fly and value that you feel the same way as well. Hope things turn around for yall on quail and bird contacts. Always say a bad day of hunting is better than a day on the couch! Appreciate ya watching and for the kind words and emphasis on safety 👊🏼

@@gusbuster8068 I base shot and choke combos on my shot opportunities, which are usually on pointed birds in that 30-40 yard range. I shoot 7.5s for about everything, we primarily chukar hunt, but have a handful of 6s if the birds are jumpy and not letting us get on to of them. I wouldn’t go larger than 6s personally 👍🏼

@@sethdecamp4919 Carl from our support team is going to ping you to help out. Thanks so much for your support 🇺🇸

@@sethdecamp4919 as hard as we try, our sewing shop is swamped during the holiday season and we have to prioritize vests over anything else. Working hard to hire more sewers to our team and ensure we have the items folks need readily avialable. Really appreciate all the support 🇺🇸

@@TannerEly couldn’t agree more. Depending on my mood, I carry a a6300 with a 28-200 tamron or a ZV1. The 28-200 on the crop sensor has some good punch and makes for a great camera to carry on long days. Both of these setup fit into our pouches without issue accomplishing what you’re describing, without needing to purchase or swap a pouch. If you’re running a larger setup, there are camera bags that attach to the the MOLLE on our belt. Check out our film with Seth Bynum from this year. He runs a 3rd party camera pouch for his kit on our vest. Hope this helps 👊🏼

@@finalrise I appreciate the response. I'm running an A7 series camera and have considered an APSC body just for the upland and maying even saving a little room in my blind bag for waterfowl. Thanks again!