Buffalo Creek Supplies All Weather Durable Front and Rear Shooting Rest Bags, Rifle Rest Sand Bag for Bench Rest Shooting, Hunting, Target & Competitive Sports Shooting-Unfilled

First off, it came unfilled (which makes the price lower). Size is good for getting a stable platform to shoot, closures are made with Velcro making it easy to fill, adjustment straps are attached. Material used is waterproof and durable. It's easy to use and all sides can be used as rests. The bag & rabbit ears for the buttstock rest are both functional. The crook of the V shaped rest (when filled) measures 7.5 inches (per specs) & adequate for desired elevation to align with target. Logo and brand lettering looks nice and blends nicely with the olive drab color of the bag. Good buy overall.

Excellent product. I highly recommend this set for your shooting pleasure. FYI, the large bag takes seven pounds of dried pinto beans to fill. The small bag takes two pounds of dried pinto beans to fill. Can use sand or any other granulated filler. I like the beans, for the performance in the bag and as a backup storage source for doomsday. U do U.

As others have said, these are pretty easy to fill. Do NOT, however, use sand. The seams are not stitched well enough for that. I continue to get sand everywhere. Follow the advice of using larger (and lighter) fill and you should be fine.

Bought as a Christmas gift for my husband who cleans and works on his hind regularly and this was the perfect gift, he loves the quality and build of this prop system, it makes cleaning and holding his guns so much easier for him to work with. Recommend to ones who loves their guns as much as he does,

These bags are good, if you fill it with something that works. Don’t put sand in it, it’s heavy, fine, and will leak on damn near anything with a Velcro seal. Plus rock weighs approximately 170lbs a cubic foot. That’s why people are ripping them. Personally I prefer popcorn kernels, it will take ten pounds to fill both. Rice, plastic beads and similar stuff will work as well.

Probably won't last long.. Put lead shot in these ($$$) and I can see shot coming out of some of the seams right after filling. The flaps for the fill area have large gaps in the stiching on both bags (and it's the bottom during use). Will try to fill with silicone or something.. Hopefully they'll lodge in and minimize loss where there isnt a bonefied gap in the stitching as shown. Not sure I'd put anything in these other than rice or sand (something cheap only)

Easy to fill. Sturdy construction. Decent price.

You get what you pay for. I didn’t realize they weren’t filled until they arrived. That’s not a huge issue. I had an old bag that rats had chewed up so I had the plastic prills to fill it with. Took about 20 minutes in all BUT the actual bag is CRAP. The stitching on it is horrible. At every joint there is a gap that the oriole can fit through. I think with time, it will come apart completely. My aunt says she can see them up and reinforce them. I would NOT recommend this product to anyone. The smaller bag is the worse because it has a lot more angles and corners. Chinese junk.