Joe-boy
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Based on my experience it's advisable to first remove the wife's leg from the pantyhose.
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What rear rest is everyone using for load development and in the field? Thoughts on Protektor, Hunters Wedge, etc?
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Great idea using air soft pellets. I'm going to try them in my protektor bag.
DoneNOut
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I'd be living in a carboard box in the gutter if I had a loading room where I could shoot out my window!Howdy, in my reloading room I am fortunate to be able to shoot out of my window year around. I use Caldwell Tack Driver front bag and pending on the rifle I use the Caldwell rear rabbit ears or Thunderbird wedge bag I got from LRO site. Out in the field hunting what ever I can find, tree, rocks a mound of dirt. Something to help steady my rifles.
DoneNOut
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Two AG Pint size gamechangers here. One for front rest, one for rear rest. I like that I can grab the rear bag in the center, like an hourglass and dial in my elevation changes with a mere thought.
std7mag
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I was using the fabric Caldwell rear bag, untill i got a Protektor for range and match use.
For the field, i don't take a rear bag with me.
For the field, i don't take a rear bag with me.
DoneNOut
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Whoops, the OP asked field, didn't he? In that case, no bags. Although I did just order this to try. I had the idea, but didn't know if it was made yet, Yup, Area 419 and Armageddon Gear did! Put a super light fill in it and there is my front rest always with me.
The GripChanger - From Area 419 and Armageddon Gear
Following the success of the RailChanger launch, we have decided to add to the line. Introducing, the GripChanger. This small, grippy, densely-filled bag is perfect for quick position building, or use in small portholes. It’s about 1lb total, will grab onto anything, and will provide you a nice...
www.area419.com
floyd kittrell
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I do Not recommend the lead sled at all!
Floyd, see post number 22
fnlights
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So many good options for rear bags here! Looks like I've got some deciding to do! Maybe I'll just have to order multiple 
I would rec ordering a couple different sizes, for different rifles and shooting situations.So many good options for rear bags here! Looks like I've got some deciding to do! Maybe I'll just have to order multiple
std7mag
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For front rest when i'm hunting, i use my backpack.Whoops, the OP asked field, didn't he? In that case, no bags. Although I did just order this to try. I had the idea, but didn't know if it was made yet, Yup, Area 419 and Armageddon Gear did! Put a super light fill in it and there is my front rest always with me.
The GripChanger - From Area 419 and Armageddon Gear
Following the success of the RailChanger launch, we have decided to add to the line. Introducing, the GripChanger. This small, grippy, densely-filled bag is perfect for quick position building, or use in small portholes. It’s about 1lb total, will grab onto anything, and will provide you a nice...
Even though i'm in PA., where you usually don't hear of a lot of long distance shots, i like to hunt the gaslines.
40 yards wide, but miles long!
I do carry a light weight stool on my pack. And have used it, with my pack on top, and sit on the ground, to make an impromptu shooting bench.
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