Hey, thanks for the video and overview. I've been looking at the little trick and the switchblade, trying to decide which I like better. I was just curious, how long of a barrel was that upper receiver group that you were able to fit in the pack without needing to expand the scabbard?
@maxbrown4312 , 8.5 upper and the lower uses a LAW folding buffer. and no fitment issues at all. Literally packed it for miles. Thank you very much for watching!
@@maxf6951 I am fairly positive a 10.5 will fit with no problem, Without extending the scabbard. I chose the 8.5 (event though I was loosing some ballistics) because one of my main goals was to have plenty of room for a laptop / mobile office items with the upper and lower also in the same pack and it does that really well. Hope this helps and thank you very much for watching!
To the best of my knowledge no. The S27 Little Trick isn't really designed for long hikes in that sense. Hope this helps and thank you very much for watching!
@mauricelowery9711 the 30rd is cumbersome for sure and slows the retrieval of the primary carry option. The only 20rd we own are specific for the S27 Little Trick. 3 total. IMO If 60 rounds in the primary and 48 rounds in the backup isn't enough then that is a serious problem in need of a different solution. Thank you very much for watching!
Dont understand why you would demonstrate what the bag could carry with just a pistol/sbr upper. Really going to carry that without a lower? Helpful video other than that bit of nonsense. You didnt even demonstrate the one feature of the bag that people are looking for demonstration of - the scabbard.
The upper was used strictly as a demonstration as I dont personally don't care to share anything about what my safe containes / doensn't contain, just know an upper and lower fit just fine to 10.5 inched and folding buffers are best choice. I personally do not have anything on hand to need the use of the scabbard or the other options are too long. The scabbard 95% of the time gets used when combided for an overnight bag when clothes are added. Just the rality thst I have ended up using it for. Thanks much for watching and glad you got some info from the video!
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Thanks for the walkthrough and review! Awesome video work and very thorough!
Glad to do it and thank you very much for watching!
Thanks much for the detailed review! 🙂
Thank you very much for watching!
Straight to the point! Thank you for this video sir!
Thank you very much for watching!
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Hey, thanks for the video and overview. I've been looking at the little trick and the switchblade, trying to decide which I like better. I was just curious, how long of a barrel was that upper receiver group that you were able to fit in the pack without needing to expand the scabbard?
@maxbrown4312 , 8.5 upper and the lower uses a LAW folding buffer. and no fitment issues at all. Literally packed it for miles.
Thank you very much for watching!
@@CountrysideAdventures76could you fit a LAW tac folded AR with a 10.5” barrel? Without extending the scabbard?
Maybe in the switchblade?
@@maxf6951 I am fairly positive a 10.5 will fit with no problem, Without extending the scabbard.
I chose the 8.5 (event though I was loosing some ballistics) because one of my main goals was to have plenty of room for a laptop / mobile office items with the upper and lower also in the same pack and it does that really well.
Hope this helps and thank you very much for watching!
I have the Cobalt Blue version and love it. The Cobalt Blue model does not have the outside MOLLE and looks just like an ordinary backpack...
@merrette7961 thank you very much for the information on the Cobalt Blue model and for watching!
Nice thumbnail! 👍
@MILITARYRANGE thank you very much for watching!
Can a waist best harness be added to it yo keep it closer to bodyfor long hikes?
To the best of my knowledge no. The S27 Little Trick isn't really designed for long hikes in that sense.
Hope this helps and thank you very much for watching!
Who really carries 20rd mags, how would a 30rd fit? Nice review
@mauricelowery9711 the 30rd is cumbersome for sure and slows the retrieval of the primary carry option. The only 20rd we own are specific for the S27 Little Trick. 3 total.
IMO If 60 rounds in the primary and 48 rounds in the backup isn't enough then that is a serious problem in need of a different solution.
Thank you very much for watching!
I wouldn't carry a striker fire with one in the pipe, inside that EDC compartment.
@melnieves2467 great advise and thank you very much for watching!
You measured everything but the extended flap
@timcanniff311 about 5:25 of the video, approximately 27 inches.
Thank you very much for watching!
What size was that barrel on the upper ?
8.5 and thank you for watching.
Confirmed I’m able to fit my 13.9 P&W AR w/Law folder.
Dont understand why you would demonstrate what the bag could carry with just a pistol/sbr upper. Really going to carry that without a lower? Helpful video other than that bit of nonsense. You didnt even demonstrate the one feature of the bag that people are looking for demonstration of - the scabbard.
The upper was used strictly as a demonstration as I dont personally don't care to share anything about what my safe containes / doensn't contain, just know an upper and lower fit just fine to 10.5 inched and folding buffers are best choice.
I personally do not have anything on hand to need the use of the scabbard or the other options are too long. The scabbard 95% of the time gets used when combided for an overnight bag when clothes are added. Just the rality thst I have ended up using it for.
Thanks much for watching and glad you got some info from the video!