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Re: Best Rear Bags for the field
I use the TAB bag. The Triad Tactical wdge looks good too. If you go to their site you can see many options to choose from Badger, TAB, GAP, etc.
http://www.triadtactical.com/Bean-Bags-Shooting-Rests/
I use the TAB bag. The Triad Tactical wdge looks good too. If you go to their site you can see many options to choose from Badger, TAB, GAP, etc.
http://www.triadtactical.com/Bean-Bags-Shooting-Rests/
Re: Best Rear Bags for the field
I use the Holland Field Bag by Dog Gone Good. The ideal is same as many others, with one bag you get three heights available; 2", 3", and 4". I'm going to get the second size soon which is one step larger. I've found that in prone 4" is a little lacking or small to be stable. On the bench it's a perfect size.
http://www.hollandguns.com/
I use the Holland Field Bag by Dog Gone Good. The ideal is same as many others, with one bag you get three heights available; 2", 3", and 4". I'm going to get the second size soon which is one step larger. I've found that in prone 4" is a little lacking or small to be stable. On the bench it's a perfect size.
http://www.hollandguns.com/
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Doggone Good is good to go.Great products and service
Doggone Good is good to go.Great products and service
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Here is some info that you may find helpful:
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=1452115
Here is some info that you may find helpful:
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=1452115
Re: Best Rear Bags for the field
The Lil Wedge also works well under Accushot monopods, when they need a little more height.
The Lil Wedge also works well under Accushot monopods, when they need a little more height.
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The RedTac rear bag is what all other rear bags are measured by.
http://www.triadtactical.com/Red-Tac-Gear-Rear-Bag.html
Says they are out of stock, but I have it on good authority that they will be available real soon.
Nick
The RedTac rear bag is what all other rear bags are measured by.
http://www.triadtactical.com/Red-Tac-Gear-Rear-Bag.html
Says they are out of stock, but I have it on good authority that they will be available real soon.
Nick
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I don't do much shooting shooting in field conditions but I wouldn't hesitate to use my Triad wedge. Especially if size and weight is a concern.
I don't do much shooting shooting in field conditions but I wouldn't hesitate to use my Triad wedge. Especially if size and weight is a concern.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: HasgunWilltravel</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The RedTac rear bag is what all other rear bags are measured by.
http://www.triadtactical.com/Red-Tac-Gear-Rear-Bag.html
Says they are out of stock, but I have it on good authority that they will be available real soon.
Nick </div></div>
+1-- and get the UL version if you really want LIGHT--but watch it in the wind, it will blow away
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: HasgunWilltravel</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The RedTac rear bag is what all other rear bags are measured by.
http://www.triadtactical.com/Red-Tac-Gear-Rear-Bag.html
Says they are out of stock, but I have it on good authority that they will be available real soon.
Nick </div></div>
+1-- and get the UL version if you really want LIGHT--but watch it in the wind, it will blow away
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I've been using a RedTac for many years for range and matchs and like it a lot
I've been using a RedTac for many years for range and matchs and like it a lot
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I have RedTac bag as well and like it for my bolt-action. For my AR10, I use a magpul PRS stock with accu-shot monopod.
I have RedTac bag as well and like it for my bolt-action. For my AR10, I use a magpul PRS stock with accu-shot monopod.
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Cheap, Easy, Lightweight. I use a wool sock filled with rice.
Cheap, Easy, Lightweight. I use a wool sock filled with rice.
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I wish there was a "best solution" but I have not found a perfect one yet. It depends on you, and the stock your using. My most versatile, and used most often kit is the Lightweight Red Tac Gear 1/2 pint, and the TAB gear one the most...but I also like the Wilderness Tactical deployable bag, and 8541tactical's as well. Kinda just have to see what works for you.
-Tyler
I wish there was a "best solution" but I have not found a perfect one yet. It depends on you, and the stock your using. My most versatile, and used most often kit is the Lightweight Red Tac Gear 1/2 pint, and the TAB gear one the most...but I also like the Wilderness Tactical deployable bag, and 8541tactical's as well. Kinda just have to see what works for you.
-Tyler
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Necromancy...
Along these lines, what is the best thing to do with the bags when moving and for redeployment? Assuming you are not taking the time to stuff the bag in a backpack or something
Necromancy...
Along these lines, what is the best thing to do with the bags when moving and for redeployment? Assuming you are not taking the time to stuff the bag in a backpack or something
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Some people will attach the smaller sized bags right to the rear of the sling. I always dumped it into a cargo pocket. I think a lot of trial and error will give the best solution based on how/what you shoot.
Some people will attach the smaller sized bags right to the rear of the sling. I always dumped it into a cargo pocket. I think a lot of trial and error will give the best solution based on how/what you shoot.
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Try a GI issued sock.
First open sock and put in a fist and a half of pea sized gravel.
Second spin sock turn remainder inside out.
Third after fitting remainder over itself test for squeez.
Fourth according to your preference add or subtract gravel.
Note pea sized and shaped gravel will not leek out of weave of the sock thus not making a mess or giving away your position.
Try a GI issued sock.
First open sock and put in a fist and a half of pea sized gravel.
Second spin sock turn remainder inside out.
Third after fitting remainder over itself test for squeez.
Fourth according to your preference add or subtract gravel.
Note pea sized and shaped gravel will not leek out of weave of the sock thus not making a mess or giving away your position.
Re: Best Rear Bags for the field
I used to use an old leather glove, rolled up. Now I use a TAB rear bag or Triad Tactical wedge (either separtately or combined depending on situation) with good effect to help support my rifle...and the economy.
I used to use an old leather glove, rolled up. Now I use a TAB rear bag or Triad Tactical wedge (either separtately or combined depending on situation) with good effect to help support my rifle...and the economy.
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I have the RedTac and the T.A.B. I like both but I seem to have more options with the T.A.B. at this time.
I have the RedTac and the T.A.B. I like both but I seem to have more options with the T.A.B. at this time.
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I have an OD sock filled with poly beads (bean bag fill) which is about the size of rice. I also have an uber tactical crown royal bag filled with the same beads.
When the bags get forgotten on range day, once the pain and suffering debt is paid, guys will improvise with a sock or plastic bag filled with sand/dirt. works fine but leads to muscle soreness the next day.
I just picked up 8lbs of poly beads off ebay for $6 plus shipping, making a couple new bags. item #270770497844.
I have an OD sock filled with poly beads (bean bag fill) which is about the size of rice. I also have an uber tactical crown royal bag filled with the same beads.
When the bags get forgotten on range day, once the pain and suffering debt is paid, guys will improvise with a sock or plastic bag filled with sand/dirt. works fine but leads to muscle soreness the next day.
I just picked up 8lbs of poly beads off ebay for $6 plus shipping, making a couple new bags. item #270770497844.
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Red Tac
Red Tac
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Red Tac or TAB.
Both are great bags, I carry one of each.
Red Tac or TAB.
Both are great bags, I carry one of each.
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The Tab rear bag can be made to assume a wedge shape too:
http://www.kodakgallery.com/gallery/shar...09%3A1452970971
I'm going to attach some velcro to the corners as this will allow my Tab bag to remain in a wedge shape.
The Tab rear bag can be made to assume a wedge shape too:
http://www.kodakgallery.com/gallery/shar...09%3A1452970971
I'm going to attach some velcro to the corners as this will allow my Tab bag to remain in a wedge shape.
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GI issue boot sock filled with sand (use a plastic news paper cover for a liner) and other with 6mm beads here, one for the range and the other for hunting.
GI issue boot sock filled with sand (use a plastic news paper cover for a liner) and other with 6mm beads here, one for the range and the other for hunting.
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monopod cuz i ferget to bring anything if it aint attached to the stik.
monopod cuz i ferget to bring anything if it aint attached to the stik.
Re: Best Rear Bags for the field
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: marduk185</div><div class="ubbcode-body">....i ferget to bring anything if it aint attached to the stik. </div></div>
Then THIS is the ticket!
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2823287&page=1
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: marduk185</div><div class="ubbcode-body">....i ferget to bring anything if it aint attached to the stik. </div></div>
Then THIS is the ticket!
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2823287&page=1
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Check out WieBad.com: good gear and David is a super nice guy.
Check out WieBad.com: good gear and David is a super nice guy.
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also as i rehashed this question a possibly relevent addendum ocurred to me...
i sometimes sit down too fast and smoosh me nuts, does that count as best rear bags?
also as i rehashed this question a possibly relevent addendum ocurred to me...
i sometimes sit down too fast and smoosh me nuts, does that count as best rear bags?
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My vote is for a TAB, but its going to depend alot on your frame. If your a big chested or "big boned" guy, you might need a bigger bag.
My vote is for a TAB, but its going to depend alot on your frame. If your a big chested or "big boned" guy, you might need a bigger bag.
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I know a lot of guys use sand. Sand is heavy. It works a little better than beans, but in the military we were always carrying too much weight.
I just took a standard black sock, poured it full of a $1-$2 worth of lightweight beans from the grocery store, zip tied it shut and reversed it over itself. Then I always carried that in a pack or cargo pocket, and it was a great lightweight portable shooting support.
Is it best? I thought so. Other guys were carrying several pounds of sand, or purpose built items filled with lead shot or some other material. Beans are light, cheap, and they work.
The only bad thing about beans is if they get wet they might sprout. I never had a problem though.
I know a lot of guys use sand. Sand is heavy. It works a little better than beans, but in the military we were always carrying too much weight.
I just took a standard black sock, poured it full of a $1-$2 worth of lightweight beans from the grocery store, zip tied it shut and reversed it over itself. Then I always carried that in a pack or cargo pocket, and it was a great lightweight portable shooting support.
Is it best? I thought so. Other guys were carrying several pounds of sand, or purpose built items filled with lead shot or some other material. Beans are light, cheap, and they work.
The only bad thing about beans is if they get wet they might sprout. I never had a problem though.
