Shooting Rest Bags, Shooting Bags, Rest Front & Rear Support Sandbag Stand Holders with 600 Denier Polyester for Rifle Hunting (Bags Come unfilled)

Great bags! I just so happened to have a bunch of leftover millet from a previous project and I was able to fill both bags with ease. I threw in a few dessicant packages (silica gel packets) in each bag and that should keep the moisture out. The insides of the bags feels as though it lined with something that would give it water repellent properties.Appeasement of ideas: the fit, in any which way, is pretty much as you would expect. The ease of use is pretty straightforward as they're pretty much empty bags and once they're full, they're as sturdy as what you pack it with and how much of it you use. As I said, I used millet. Perfectly stable, nice round little pellets, not overly heavy, but sturdy enough to hold my rifle steady. As far as shooting ability goes, I have been out to the range. That is my plan on Monday, but if the balance of the bags and how it holds my rifle, untouched, I think the shooting ability will be ideal.

The bags I received are very nice. I filled them with dry beans and some shredded foam and they are very secure. You can use almost anything for a shooting rest but for the price why not get these rests..?? So far they are holding up well with no issues. I would defiantly buy again. They also arrived the next day as promised. I am sure I will be using them for years to come since I do all of my shooting at home and they will not need to travel.

From the reviews I knew the stitching was a weak point. Upon arrival I super glued all stitching, getting deep into the seam. I filled the bags with 10lbs silica sand and small lava gravel. A cut Gatorade bottle made a good funnel for filling. The bags work, feel and look good. They would be better filled with a lighter material, airsoft ammo maybe. I do believe if I dropped my sand filled bag on concrete it might bust open. Be careful and they’ll work good for $9.00.

I just wanted something I could use as a stable base for my air rifles and this works perfectly since I can’t put a bipod on a break barrel pellet gun. It holds the rifle firmly in place at the front and holds its shape well. My only issue is it takes quite a bit to fill it, I ended up using recycled Airsoft bbs that I’ve shot and tend to reuse on cheap springers. It took about 20,000 Airsoft bbs 6mm to fill it to my desired size but it works great for the price. No problems with the stitching like others have mentioned at least not yet. I’ve only had it about a week but use it daily so I’ll update after about a month on its quality but first impressions are good so far.

I know -- it is very cheap, but I did expect it to last more than one outing. I bought this to zero in a new weapon and sight, but it tore apart after less than 15 rounds. No muzzle blast, just contact with the Picatinny rail. Even before disintegrating at the range, it was leaking sand from several locations. Just use an old sock instead, as this offers no benefits, (other than a great way to introduce sand into your weapon and the range).

I filled all four (two rectangular rests and the two buttstock rests) using a bag of rice (can't remember if it was a 10 lb bag or a 20 lb bag .... sorry). This works well, but I shudder to think what will happen if I ever get them wet. Haha.The only thing I'd point out is that the stitching all around is not the greatest. It does look like if these get banged around just a bit, at least some of the stitching will come loose and unleash my rice all over the place. I have therefore been very careful when I transport these not to just throw them around or let them get too banged up. I would definitely have preferred something with more sturdy stitching.

just as described, but didnt know you need to fill up with your own sand

well made