VORN SR10 Waist Bag with Built-in Shooting Support
The VORN SR10 is the first waist bag on the market with an integrated shooting rest. When you wear it, you’re always ready to make an accurate standing shot with confidence. Ideal for driven hunts or driven game. Thanks to the rest, you can also rest your firearm on it during a driven hunt.
The shooting platform significantly reduces the movement of the scope to ensure accurate shots in any situation. You get a comfortable position that holds the weight of your firearm and allows you to keep your sights on the target for as long as necessary. The firearm can also be placed on the platform while waiting for an opportunity.
Did we mention that the VORN SR10 is also a lightweight and robust waist bag with a capacity of 10 liters? Perfect for a hunt where you don't need to carry a lot of gear.
VORN's high attention to detail, high-quality materials and patented solutions are why Vorns carry systems are the first choice among hunters around the world.
Patented shooting platform for accurate and confident shooting while standing
Heavy-duty waist belt with MOLLE attachment points
Full-length side opening for access to the entire main compartment
Spacious front pocket
Convenient handles on the waist belt to pull the waist bag around the waist
Shoulder strap for carrying heavy loads
Capacity: 10 liters
Weight: 800 grams
Technical specifications
• Hardened stainless steel frame that supports the back and shooting platform
• Top of the shooting platform made of reinforced Hypalon™ material with high friction
• V-Tex durable, quiet, and water-resistant 3-layer fabric
• Water-resistant PU-coated YKK™ zippers, size #8
• Duraflex™ buckles
• High-quality nylon straps
VORN SR10 Waist Bag with Built-in Shooting Support
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I received the SR10 from Jacht en Outdoor; the waist bag looks really good and well-designed.
I’ve also done a few test shots using the platform—it takes a little getting used to, but it really works! I’ll be taking it with me on the roe deer hunt in early August, and I’m really curious to see how it performs in the field.
What do you think of the item?