It's a Trap! 014: Remington Automatic Hand Trap

I get a laugh from the banter that goes on. I really enjoy these.

I LOVE these.

seems to work better than others.

Front compartment is the one closest to you as you are accessing it. Which probably means all of them.

woods heavier than metal ...

Nice. Backpacks have inner and outer pockets, plus side, upper, lower, etc.

Main bag, small bag, side pockets, top flap pocket. They should be named so there is no need for explanation. If you ask for a tourniquet from the 'back pocket' you shouldn't have to explain which pocket that is. Other than that, I might have to look for one of these traps to put in my small bag.

Poll? This is probably the most important question this community has ever discussed.

I don't know why i never seem to watch these videos because I'm sitting here chuckling along to your BSing and I love it.

The back of the backpack touches your back

Hand trap ordered off ebay. $35.00 including shipping.

I have to compliment Kevin’s choice of the Remington Model 11. My dad bought his, in 20 gauge, in 1946 with his Navy mustering out pay. He took a lot of pheasant with it. It’s now one of my son’s favorite firearms.

Kevin is right it’s the back pocket, the front of the backpack goes on the back of the human, or dog, or mule. Every thing behind the front is the back, the pockets on the side are? The side pockets

Why don't we just call them the big stuff compartment and the medium stuff conpartment?

The most professional series possible! And the order of backpack compartments is in relation to the wearer's body so the compartment closest to the body is the innermost compartment and the compartment(s) furthest from the wearer are the front or outer compartment.

Where is the poll? I need to cast my vote

The one closet is the main compartment and then you have a secondary compartment, and maybe some accessory compartment for shot shells and clays and water