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Kifaru GunBearer®
All Kifaru packs (even the smallest!) are equipped with the revolutionary GunBearer® - a simple, efficient way to securely carry your long gun, transferring the weight comfortably to your hips leaving both your hands free for climbing, bushwhacking, whatever. No more slings slipping off your shoulder, no more banged scopes. Originally invented for rambling in bear country, this is the safest, most comfortable way ever devised to carry your rifle and a backpack. Quicker than a shoulder sling, it's fast enough for wing shooting. With a flick of your wrist, your rifle or shotgun can be instantly shouldered for firing. Fully adjustable for any length rifle or shotgun, use it right or left handed, or remove it when you aren't packing a long gun.
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The Gun Cradle on your waist belt holds the buttstock securely. It is fully adjustable, and transfers the weight of your gun to your hips for better balance, stability, and comfort. GunBearer® Security Strap is attached to the shoulder strap (or sling on DayStalker) and holds the barrel. The quick-release mechanism lets you free the gun instantly with one hand. |
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Universal GunBearer®
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Hunting Handgun Bearer
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GunBearer - the man who walks beside you on an African safari and carries your gun for you. He takes the weight, but keeps your gun ready for instant use. |
"... I must say that before I bought it, I was a little skeptical of the gun bearer system. I am not anymore. The gun bearer made it possible for me to pack out a 100lb load (see picture) through some of the most rugged country I've ever hiked in. I had to use both hands the whole way down just to keep from slipping in the steep, damp terrain, and the gun bearer kept my rifle secure and handy... Thanks again" Dave Owens
... the GunBearer System should get you a Knighthood! Gads, where has that been all my life? Every guide and hunter in camp marveled at its simplicity, security and lightening fast release. The area we hunted was stiff with grizzly bears. I encountered six in twelve days of sheep and caribou hunting. Only residents of the NWT can hunt grizzlies, so these bear know little fear. Other hunters tied their rifles onto their packs when going up and coming off the mountain in order to have both hands free for rock scrambling ... but worried continually about the sudden appearance of a big growler. I used the GunBearer System and was constantly ready to repel all unfriendly boarders. To boot, it carried my rifle with ease, in comforting security, and freed my hands completely. If there is something better, anywhere, I’d like to see it.
Bill Krenz, Inside Archery