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    Well - thanks lads - between yourselves and a random couple of orders yesterday all of mine are gone.

    I have some more due in a couple (3) weeks away - so the voucher will still be valid for pre orders if you are interested.

    Thanks again!
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    Would say all went to here

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    I started with a Potektor leather rear bag with black sand fill - heavy and very stable made for great shooting. It needed to be set up reasonable level though and if not straight at the target could cause recoil problems - because of this I felt it wasn't ideal for field use. I moved onto a home made bag with foam balls and black sand - the foam gave it a bit of flex while the sand allowed for smooth motion and gave it weight for stability. I didn't like this either (was shit when it got wet) and soon shifted to BB pellets. BB pellets worked well but then I found the bag shape about 4"x5"x1.5" wasn't as usable as I wanted. I stuck with this bag and the protector bag for a while and then I brought a TAB Gear rear bag along with another couple of items I got off them. I have been very impressed with the TAB Gear bag, good shape, good amount of fill and good fill density/texture, good for a fore end support off barricades and for adding height to a day pack as well without being too heavy.

    I have since brought one of the larger TAB Gear rear bags and this one being larger is more useful when shooting from a less than ideal "tall" prone position such as may be required in one of the field target matches. Depending on the match I will choose which rear bag to take with me.

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    I have had similar experiences Gillie.

    I have a taller TAB and have a Wiebad Tod Tac Bag.

    I am trying to get the TAB/Wiebad guys to send some down in bulk - but the guys in the US sometimes seem to be a little slow to respond. Failing that, I will just get some made up in bulk locally.
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    Those strong side elbow pads/bags are a step too far in my mind. They are not something I can see anyone carrying hunting and i think they are mainly the result of competitors trying to game stages at "tactical" matches. Because I wouldn't carry one hunting, I won't bother with one in competition and I don't set competitions such that they would be a significant advantage. All personal preference of course.

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    I also shoot IPSC - so get to see guys trying to 'game' at every opportunity.

    Agreed - impractical - except for tactical matches (which I hope to encourage more of up here).
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    Opps. New store update.

    Working now.
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    My THLR bag arrived today opted for a red one so I don't lose it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shootm View Post
    My THLR bag arrived today opted for a red one so I don't lose it.

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    Your scales seem very happy to see it.
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    Well where have I been?
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    Next lot is on the water - so would expect here in a week or so.
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    the trick is finding a suitable light weight fill. I tried:

    sand: too heavy
    rice: quite good but still heavy
    bean bag fill: super light but too spongy

    Have just stuffed one with aluminium sawdust and plastic sawdust mixed, which I think might work, so will try that next time out.

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    i got one of the slings took me a while to work out how the hell it went together after much looking at the photos on the instructions online i had it sussed and works great yet to try it out in the wild but worked well of a bench at the range

 

 

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