Feedback on rear bags

[HawkDriver]

Ever since I've been shooting, I've used a sock with dry rice in it for a rear bag (it's a green army sock that the dryer spared, so it's tactical lol). I've been looking at several commercially made and the DIY thread rear bags. What about them would be better than my field expedient rear bag? I think it works fine, but I'm willing to drop some $ on one if there is a marked difference. Thanks in advance for any input.

 

[thrusty]

Depends on the size and shape of the rear bag you may be looking for, but I'm partial to the Tab Gear bag. Triad Tactical also has some very nice products as well that I would give a try.


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[ArmyJerry]

yep I have a few and like them best of all the ones I wasted money on.

Depends on the size and shape of the rear bag you may be looking for, but I'm partial to the Tab Gear bag. Triad Tactical also has some very nice products as well that I would give a try.


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[FrontSightFocus]

I bought the logo bag from accuracy first and found it to be a bit on the small side for my traditional stock.

 

[HawkDriver]

I guess what I'm asking is, what do these bags add that a rice sock doesn't?

 

[DCR]

Rodents don't try to eat them? They don't rot and mildew when wet? You could always fill your sock with poly beads from the craft store.

 

[mark5pt56]

I'm partial to the TAB pillow bag myself. It's filled just right and gives you three levels to work from. A sock filled with the plastic beads from Michaels is 10 and will fill two socks if that's an option for you.