SAP lightweight fill

[Crews]

I want a WC mini fortune cookie, but with some kind of lighter fill. Noticed that SAP is selling the WC MFC with their own lightweight fill, supposed to be just as stable. I asked, it is not Git-lite.

Anyone have any perspective or experience with this product? I’m not a competition shooter, but do a lot of field alternate positions none the less. a fortune cookie sure comes in handy for open truck windows and deer blinds.

 

[C.R. Adams]

I have both the heavy and light WC MFC's. there is a substantial difference in weight. My Heavy weighs 7lbs, 13oz; the light weighs 2lbs, 7oz. The following is just my own experience. Other's may have different feel.

IMO, the heavy is superior for shooting off a barricade. However this could simply be due to the heavy allowing forearm to sit lower once slapped over a 2x4 (quite a bit of the fill runs into the ears that hang over the barricade, whereas the light seems to simply be more full of material and not so much runs down into the ears). now maybe the lightweight material will break down a bit over use and "flow" more inside the bag, but as of right now, it tends to remain more puffed up.

My personal thought is that purely shooting off various "barricades"/object, the heavy is more stable and the heavy sand will allow the bag to adjust to irregular shapes. I personally see more wobble in my hold when using the lightweight. However, this is more likely an indication of a weakness in my hold than and may have zero to do with the bag.

 

[Austinjunks]

Is there a reason you are avoiding Armageddon gear game changer with git-lite?

I have a pint sized game changer with git-lite, the fill is as stable as my heavy fill bags, while being a lighter weight. Other light fill bags I own have "bounce", I guess is the easiest way to describe it. I don't see that with the git-lite.

 

[Crews]

Is there a reason you are avoiding Armageddon gear game changer with git-lite?

I had a mini game changer in the past, and just didn’t like the shape as much as the MFC. Not a big deal, certainly not a bad option.