Tactical Rear Squeeze Bag, Shooting Rest, Rifle Rest, Long Range Shooting Rest, PRS Precision, Medium Barricade Bag, S2Delta

Perfect size mini bag - ordered 2 of these, one for me and my brother in-law. Much better than carrying the big one all the "pros" are using.

All their products are top notch. This rear shooting bag included.

Seems like a good bag. Not over stuffed or under stuffed. Only complaint and it probably a per rifle basis. But its a little short for the ruger rpr. I have to squeeze it quite a bit to get the rifle where I need it. Just depends on the bench, front rest and shooting range too.

Well made and should last a long time. Unfortunately, I’m returning it only because it’s too small for my needs. I need a much larger squeeze bag.

Perfect bag to place under rifle stock. Helps with scope usage. Comes already filled with material

Arrived on time. Works very well at the rear of rifle or up front depending on situation. Good quality product.

Works as advertised. It’s such a simple item but works very well. The bag has the outer bag that you see in the pic and an inner plastic bag that holds the sand. Once again it’s a super simple design but works very well. When I shoot I use this in my support hand under the buttstock. Prior to using this sandbag I noticed noticed that I would have a flyer from time to time even when my breathing was still and my trigger finger was loosened up. I never liked carrying around a ton of gear and felt that a sandbag wasn’t really worth the effort. Recently I was shooting 1000 yards with 175 gr black hills 308 which stretches the limit of the cartridge so any slight movement and your off by a few feet when I remembered I had this in my bag. I popped it out and immediately saw a difference in accuracy. The sandbag really helps clean up the slop in my mechanics. I didn’t realize I was moving so much. I still don’t like carrying it because it’s just one more thing in my bag but I’d be lying if I said it didn’t help... so it’s now a fixture in my pack. If you’re like me and are having random flyers try one of these sand bags in your support hand... I promise it will help.

It seems to be well constructed, but the bag is pretty small. The media inside is really malleable which works some what effectively if you stuff/fold the bag and at other points makes the bag useless (when turned sideways) I use a front range bag for support and this rear bag does not work well with any of my shooting bags. I can see how the bag is effective when used with a bipod, but I was hoping for something I could use off a bench in coordination with another bag. I would have had the same level of support from a sock filled with blasting media, plus it wouldn’t be 30 bucks