High Speed Gear has announced its newest shooting accessory with the Sniper Sack. The company worked alongside USMC Sniper Instructors to help mold the final product, which marries the utmost capabilities and versatility without compromising quality for the end user.
High Speed Gear has announced its newest shooting accessory, the Sniper Sack, available in two different sizes. [Photo credit: High Speed Gear]The Sniper Sack is constructed from durable 1000D Cordura nylon fabric and features what the company calls dependable webbing handles with reinforced stitching, which can take use and abuse. With a funky design with eccentric shaping, the sack can be used in a myriad of different applications and odd shooting positions. The carry handles are ambidextrous, so either right- or left-handed shooters can use the sack with ease.
The High Speed Gear Sniper Sack has a large integrated fill port that makes it easy and quick to fill or adjust the fill level of the sack. It can be filled with sand, foam pellets, or even readily available dirt to help create a stable weight delivery and has a hook and loop roll-up closure that keeps the fill material in place. The filling can be easily moved and manipulated to match the conditions for the shooter or just the shooter’s preference. The sack ships empty from HSGI for easy shipping and storage.
The sack was designed alongside USMC Sniper Instructors to provide a versatile and durable shooting sack. It is available in eight different colors. [Photo credit: High Speed Gear]Available in two sizes, the Sniper Sack is 100% USA Made and Berry Amendment compliant. The Small size has an internal volume of ¾ gallon and the large holds up to one gallon of material. The High Speed Gear Sniper Sack is available in eight different colors: Black, Coyote Brown, LE Blue, original Multicam, Multicam Black, OD Green, and classic Woodland Camo. It is available now and has an MSRP of $71 for the Small size sack and $79 for the Large sized sack.
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