Sand - what type for filling rest bags

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Re: Sand - what type for filling rest bags

#21 Post by DW58 »

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Re: Sand - what type for filling rest bags

#22 Post by the running man »

I filled mine with bean bag polystyrene balls,light as hell and waterproof,shoots fine and I have fun throwing them for people to catch pretending they are soooooo heavy! "hey Steve,feel the weight of this!" it always gets a laugh......
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Re: Sand - what type for filling rest bags

#23 Post by DW58 »

Yes, the poly pellets are excellent and cut down a lot on unnecessary weight of which any reductions are welcome.
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Re: Sand - what type for filling rest bags

#24 Post by channel12 »

Long grain rice, the budget stuff not Basmati !
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Re: Sand - what type for filling rest bags

#25 Post by saddler »

That kiddies shop...ELC...sell specially graded sand for sand pits

I was told that the correct grade of sand for rests/bags is a special dense type

Personally, I think anything will work - .22 brass is a good idea - I may use fired shotgun primers (if I get a bag/rest)
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Re: Sand - what type for filling rest bags

#26 Post by DW58 »

channel12 wrote:Long grain rice, the budget stuff not Basmati !
All very well in 100% dry conditions, but the slightest hint of moisture and the rice will swell bursting your bag easy as ... ... emrolleyes
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