Whats in your bag?

[tac-driver]

What do you prefer to pack in your rabbit ear bag? Sand box sand, sandblasting sand , rice, or perhaps a mixture of something?

 

[cycbb486]

Heavy sand

like the stuff they sell at Sinclairs. I have no idea what it is. All I know that I bought my rest bags prefilled.

 

[Bulldog]

tumbling media

 

[promac]

Dirty sandbox sand!

 

[Win94]

sand

 

[dizzy dan 1]

Rice....DAN>>>

 

[tac-driver]

Dirty sandbox sand!

So you use cat litter!

 

[rkaine]

Cornmeal

 

[Longshot]

Cheerio's in case I get hungry.

 

[Skullboy]

Whats in your bag?

My Nuts...................

seriously, I packed my shooting rest bunny ear bag & rear bag with lead shot. Yes it's heavy and a PITA to pack around, but man is it SOLID to shoot from.No movement what so ever when shooting.

For in the field use I would go with plastic beads.I'm sure Airsoft 6mm pelts would work well.

SKBY.

 

[Mystic Precision]

Sand blasting media. Pretty sure this is the heavy sand offered by some companies.

Kids sand box sand offered at Cdn Tire is my plan B.

Jerry

 

[dpopl8r]

For in the field use I would go with plastic beads.
SKBY.

I also prefer plastic beads from crafts stores - lightweight for field use and no problems with incliment weather.

Rice/cornmeal will ruin your bag if it gets wet, and sand unless thoroughly dried, can freeze solid. These are great for the bench, but you won't find me carrying one in the field.

 

[Hungry]

Corn cob tumbling media.... lots of it around the house. I might just look into the plastic beads approach just for weight and convenience. Thanks for the suggestion.

 

[scout]

Took out the tumbling media, as it was a PITA to dry out ... couldn't find enuf plastic beads to stuff the rabbit ears at a reasonable price, so I went to fine aquarium gravel.

 

[danny1444]

where can i buy one of these bags?

 

[tac-driver]

Got mine from sinclair international. Good prices and lots of quality tools.



http://www.sinclairintl.com