This isn't a detailed review, just a summary as it's so similar to the regular TAB rear bag, a detailed review is not needed. I just wanted to give a big +1 out there to TAB Gear, they are always top notch. This bag took roughly two days to be made and shipped to my doorstep. It was a very reasonable price of $35. $20 for the bag, $10 for the flushcup, and $5 for shipping. I realize this post should probably go in the Commercial Sales section, but I wanted newbies to see it, so they don't buy twice and realize custom options are available.
I wanted a rear bag that was the same as the TAB, but had a flushcup and tail installed so that I could have it attached to my rifle and it still be usable. I can attach it to the rear of my rifle opposite side of the sling, or to the front when using it on or under my bipod and not worry about it slipping out and falling, saving me time and possibly the loss of a bag. This is very helpful when transitioning from a steady prone shot, then running to a short range, or alternate position shot, as you won't forget your bag. This also helps when exfiling a FFP and not forgetting the bag. I wish I had my Manners T4A here, as I would show it on the rifle, and in action, but it's still being made/created/spawned by Tom Manners.
Here is a small image of it.
I wanted a rear bag that was the same as the TAB, but had a flushcup and tail installed so that I could have it attached to my rifle and it still be usable. I can attach it to the rear of my rifle opposite side of the sling, or to the front when using it on or under my bipod and not worry about it slipping out and falling, saving me time and possibly the loss of a bag. This is very helpful when transitioning from a steady prone shot, then running to a short range, or alternate position shot, as you won't forget your bag. This also helps when exfiling a FFP and not forgetting the bag. I wish I had my Manners T4A here, as I would show it on the rifle, and in action, but it's still being made/created/spawned by Tom Manners.
Here is a small image of it.
