First off it definitely doesn't come with those gun rests as shown in the video, also mine I got yesterday has no way to keep the corners from flapping in panel mode and came without the saddle washers to connect the 200 dollar rain roof....other than that it's just like your video states... Also it's about a 15 to 20 minute set up and take down after initial installation
That's a good looking blind! Really like the "tent-pole" bar feature. Echo those before me and say, I would like to see the start-to finish set up. Thanks for sharing.
I dont like mine. It falls apart if you look at it wrong. The two frames separate and the long cords are fall out constantly from normal movement in the blind. I have to drill holes and add pins. The carry strap broke first time I picked it up. Hadn’t even been outside yet. I strongly advise you buy another brand.
Just bought this blind off of this review and my blind did not come with the gun holders in this video but much smaller ones and was also missing a buckle set up that attaches the blind to the frame on the top. Other then that it seems very nice and will work well.
Are the gun rests accessories that you can also purchase separately? It would be great to have them on both sides so when/if you hunt 6 with the split blind everyone has a gun rest.
This could be a game changer with the walk through & no crossbars. Will 2 complete blinds snap together so they can be ran in the middle of a field as 1 continuous blind?
First off it definitely doesn't come with those gun rests as shown in the video, also mine I got yesterday has no way to keep the corners from flapping in panel mode and came without the saddle washers to connect the 200 dollar rain roof....other than that it's just like your video states... Also it's about a 15 to 20 minute set up and take down after initial installation
That's a good looking blind! Really like the "tent-pole" bar feature. Echo those before me and say, I would like to see the start-to finish set up. Thanks for sharing.
Would be great to see how it looks collapsed and also how it sets up.
I dont like mine. It falls apart if you look at it wrong. The two frames separate and the long cords are fall out constantly from normal movement in the blind. I have to drill holes and add pins. The carry strap broke first time I picked it up. Hadn’t even been outside yet. I strongly advise you buy another brand.
Just bought this blind off of this review and my blind did not come with the gun holders in this video but much smaller ones and was also missing a buckle set up that attaches the blind to the frame on the top. Other then that it seems very nice and will work well.
The gun rests have been updated. Give our customer service a call and they can get you a replacement buckle.
as stated in other comments would like to see video of setup/breakdown time
Are the gun rests accessories that you can also purchase separately? It would be great to have them on both sides so when/if you hunt 6 with the split blind everyone has a gun rest.
Yes: www.rogerssportinggoods.com/Rogers-Goosebuster-3-Man-Gunrest-3-Pack
This could be a game changer with the walk through & no crossbars. Will 2 complete blinds snap together so they can be ran in the middle of a field as 1 continuous blind?
Two blinds can go next to each other.
How much?
Can you fit 4 into the blind. I am sure it would be a little cramped but it is doable?
No