Shooting Rest Bag, Brick Size 4" x 7" x 9", for Front or Rear of Rifle or Pistol, TL-SB03F

This is a great product. Very well built with heavy duty materials. As other reviews have mentioned you definitely don't want to fill with sand. I used popcorn and rice and it hasn't leaked anything thru the grommets.You also have to be very patient filling and make sure you keep squeezing the fill tube to keep it open. What happens is the weight of the funnel tends to collapse the tube and blocks the media from flowing. Also when it starts to get full you really have to keep tapping the bag to get the media to disperse so it gets nice and full. I thought mine was full but kept at it and got another half bag of rice in.Haven't used it at the range yetso can't give feedback on that but maybe I'll update later.

Filled mine with kitty litter. Took someone else's idea and put a little dab from my hot glue gun in each eyelet hole to keep the medium from falling out. Now I keep it in my range bag all the time. Great rest for pistols, turn it 90 degrees and work with rifles too.

The bag is a decent size and the material feels sturdy. No problems with the stitching. I used rice to fill it since sand would escape through the drawn string holes….guess what…rice does too. Not a lot but there will be stray grains.I might even go 5 stars if the holes were not there. Maybe 5.5 stars if it was cotton canvas….6 if it was waxed. But that is not what it is…..

The Shooting Rest Bag is well made, Just a POOR DESIGN!!!!!!! You adjust the HARDNESS of the BAG by the amount of FILLER you put in the BAG. The draw string you have runing thru the bag has 4 holes that the string passes thru and this allows the sand to leak out of the bad. I removed the cord and plugged the holes with pop rivets. Redesign the bag without the 4 holes and cord so the sand or filler can't leak out. The filler tube seals it's self with velcro. Just add a piece of velcro on the outside of the bag to hold the filler tube of the bag.

Great bag, perfect for a first rear gun bag. Well made and has held up great so far. I used rice as the filler and it works great, but don't overfill unless you want a stiff bag.

This is a nice sized medium shooting restaurant bag. Seems to be made of durable materials that will stand up to abuse. The bag will take some time to fill completely as the fill port is very small and will require a funnel to facilitate filling. It is important to choose the correct filler to make the bag easier to fill and will prevent the bag from leaking. The cinch cord goes all the way through the bag, through grommets. The bag will leak if you do not choose the correct size filler materials. I have filled 12 different bags, from different manufactures so far with various things like pinto beans, rice, lentils and kitty litter. This bag I filled with kitty litter that was bigger sized granules and I am glad I did because any smaller and it would leaked out the grommets, any bigger and the material would not have fit through the funnel. These bags would not be good for sand or dusty fillers. Once filled the bag is very stable and fits a rifle well.

I filled the bag with rice which made it dense enough to shoot off of without being to heavy. Every range session I lose a grain or two of rice through the grommet but its no big deal. if I had it to do all over I would fill with pop corn. I very satisfied with this shooting bag.

It's a good bag, I was super impressed for the price right off the bat, but low and behold, this thing leaves a trail of sand behind it. Shooting table? Covered in sand. Work bench? Covered in sand. Floorboard of truck, you guessed it, covered in sand. The holes for the cord that go through the bag and result in the leaks seem completely unnecessary. I'll try rice, but it might be worth just buying another one at this price instead of trying to get all the sand out.