Doesn't quite fit in the "Wanted" category....
Can anybody recommend where I can get a good quality rear bag? This would be for general shooting but also something I can use for precision long range stuff and for when I make the jump into F Class?
I also am looking for a more down to earth front bag for the likes of the Enfields etc, any recommendations?
Thanks
Quality Rear Bag
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This section is for people who shoot or want to shoot in competitions and includes future events, how to get started, choice of rifle and calibres including wildcats, how to prepare for your competition, and of course how you did!
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Quality Rear Bag
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Re: Quality Rear Bag
Rear bag - A SEB from Brian Fox would be a very good start.
Front bag - Hmm... Well I use a rucksack with a coat over it or similar , if you can get down far enough a small under filed squeeze bag will do as well and they are easy enough to pocket when not in use.
Front bag - Hmm... Well I use a rucksack with a coat over it or similar , if you can get down far enough a small under filed squeeze bag will do as well and they are easy enough to pocket when not in use.
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Actionclear
Re: Quality Rear Bag
An edgewood is an excellent bag. I use a Protektor coudura rear bag, and edgewood front.
What ever you do, don't buy a leather one.
What ever you do, don't buy a leather one.
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