What is in your shooting rest bags?
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Re: What is in your shooting rest bags?
When I said "Do a search, been well covered here." I was meaning do search of the Full-Bore UK forums.
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Re: What is in your shooting rest bags?
I tried cat litter made of wood and found that to be a rubbish material to fill my bags so went with the Poly Bead option - perfect :)Les wrote:Poly beads - available from ebay. They do the job, and no chance of them absorbing moisture.
Re: What is in your shooting rest bags?
Unexpanded polystyrene beads. Look like granulated sugar.
Re: What is in your shooting rest bags?
Poly beads in a squeeze bag as it keeps it light enough to go in my pocket or carry bag. For a rear bag heavy sand, I use Chromite however by definition it is rather heavy so it has been left at home for the last few years.
Re: What is in your shooting rest bags?
Ovenpaa wrote:Poly beads in a squeeze bag as it keeps it light enough to go in my pocket or carry bag. For a rear bag heavy sand, I use Chromite however by definition it is rather heavy so it has been left at home for the last few years.
Keeps it safe, wouldn't want it to get damaged
Funny what we do over the years and what we end up
keeping and using. We would need a 4x4 to carry everything
we need, but it is surprising how we manage with what we
actually take with us on the day.
I ought to start a thread about what we carry in our gun bag :)
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Re: What is in your shooting rest bags?
I remember ordering in 25kg of Chromite and thinking what crikey it weighs a lot when I took it off the back of the couriers van. Apart from filling a couple of rear bags and a few BR99 sausage bags it is still here on a shelf so if anyone is ever passing and needs a bag filling feel free to call in and help yourself!
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A carry in your bag has been done before however disciplines and thoughts change and it is always worth a look again
(Lincolnshire Wolds)
A carry in your bag has been done before however disciplines and thoughts change and it is always worth a look again
Re: What is in your shooting rest bags?
Someone was using a full tight bag of cat litter the other day, never even thought of that.
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