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Topic: Raptor SOT: Dive Platform Review  (Read 11350 times)

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Very cool review Jim!  :smt002  I like how you stowed your gun, in what I guess is a paddle grove?  Sure looks like a fun boat, cant wait to give it a demo someday myself!  :smt003
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Very cool review Jim!  :smt002  I like how you stowed your gun, in what I guess is a paddle grove?  Sure looks like a fun boat, cant wait to give it a demo someday myself!  :smt003

Thanks Al!

There are actually two grooves (and retaining bungies) on each side of the yak. One of the grooves is designed to hold a paddle, and the other a gun or fishing rod.

 :smt004

PK picked it up from me last night and think he will be bringing it to the Forebay Chill as well!

 :smt006

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