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How much do your support bags actually weigh?
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<blockquote data-quote="bowkill02" data-source="post: 1633867" data-attributes="member: 28164"><p>Well because the butt of your rifle sits Inside the buddy it is able to slide and you as the Shooter can manipulate the stock position inside the cross. By moving the stock forward and back you are able to move your crosshairs up and down. To me unless you're first and second shots are hundreds of yards apart there is no real need to rest the position of the bipod buddy. I understand to each there own, and I meant no offense by asking my question. I've just had some good experiances with using one while hunting, and the fact that it is so lightweight and packable makes it a no brained for me. Rear support bags are a great option though especially when your able to cut so much weight.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bowkill02, post: 1633867, member: 28164"] Well because the butt of your rifle sits Inside the buddy it is able to slide and you as the Shooter can manipulate the stock position inside the cross. By moving the stock forward and back you are able to move your crosshairs up and down. To me unless you're first and second shots are hundreds of yards apart there is no real need to rest the position of the bipod buddy. I understand to each there own, and I meant no offense by asking my question. I've just had some good experiances with using one while hunting, and the fact that it is so lightweight and packable makes it a no brained for me. Rear support bags are a great option though especially when your able to cut so much weight. [/QUOTE]
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