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non ducor, duco |
I just got my first rear bag. It has some soft cowhide on the ends, the rest is cordura with dimensions about 3.5 x 2.5 x 7 inches. I dont have the grip strength to squeeze the bag and get significant movement. The bag I bought has a rubber fill that has a good weight to it, but the fill is cylindrical, not spherical. I feel like I can find a better fill that will let me manipulate the bag more. I understand it's a trade off with weight and stability, but I need it to have more movement from my limited squeeze strength. Does anyone have an Idea for a filler? Cheaper is better, it's an Amazon bag that I'm trying before I invest in something 6 or 7 times it's cost. First In Last Out | ||
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hello darkness my old friend |
Try airsoft pellets. | |||
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Seconding Airsoft pellets. Easy to squeeze and shape, but stays pretty much in place once adjusted. | |||
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My wife bought some pretty cheap plastic pellets from Hobby Lobby and some camo fabric to make some custom bags for the range and deer hunting from a stand. The pellets are normally used for crafts like stuffing toys and dolls. They ended up at the Goldilocks weight for me, just right. ______________________________________________________________ Common sense is no longer simply uncommon. It is rare these days. | |||
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