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I've used a combination of the below bags. The rear Caldwell bag is weird, I don't understand why the underside is a triangle and not flat. However, the way I use it makes it nice to hold. I support this bag with my off-hand to get a good shoulder position. It's a pretty solid position. The front bag and shape to mould around the rifle. This way the rifle will slide backwards and not sideways etc.

The Brownell rear bag is a nice cheap option too. I stuffed plastic bags with sand into the bag which allows me to squeeze it to get a nice position when needed.

I use a mixture of the above depending on what rifles I'm shooting. Some have a high rear stock which needs a higher rest while others have a low rear stock and need a lower rest. Experiment to see what works best for you.

Brownell Rear Bag


Caldwell Front and Rear Bag

TattooedGun wrote:
I wouldn't worry too much... sounds like "targeted advertising" showing related ads to pages snayperskaya have been browsing to me

No mate it was porn......"targeted advertising" would have been Dushkas, old Mosins and T-62's

I like the Hunters of England bag which I have to admit I've only had for 10 days.

snayperskaya wrote:

TattooedGun wrote:
I wouldn't worry too much... sounds like "targeted advertising" showing related ads to pages snayperskaya have been browsing to me

No mate it was porn......"targeted advertising" would have been Dushkas, old Mosins and T-62's

Cut the arm off an old Dpm smock sew one end up, insert a plastic food bag as a liner fill with half a kg of rice, seal the bag and sew up the other end.
Job done

Has anyone done any testing on which rice works best?

Pilau, Brown, White, Egg Fried, Special rice?

How long do I cook it for...?

TattooedGun wrote:Has anyone done any testing on which rice works best?

Pilau, Brown, White, Egg Fried, Special rice?

How long do I cook it for...?

Don't laugh but I was reading through a post on The High Road where a user was discussing the use of rice as a substitute for corncob/wallnut tumbling media. There was a user who stated that he had a degree in Agricultural Engineering and seemed to be quite serious about his rice.