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<blockquote data-quote="BWB" data-source="post: 1341387" data-attributes="member: 65023"><p>I shoot a lot of matches a year and am very used to running a rear bag and have tried, literally 20 different rear bags. FOR HUNTING, I still always take my bipod buddy. You never know what types of situations you will be in out hunting, how high the grass is, uphill shots, the edge of a cut, etc. The versatility of the bipod buddy or something similar beats the heck out of any bag I've run. Take a Str8t laced bag also for real long shots where you have the time and location to get low in the prone, they weigh nothing but don't overlook something with more height versatility.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BWB, post: 1341387, member: 65023"] I shoot a lot of matches a year and am very used to running a rear bag and have tried, literally 20 different rear bags. FOR HUNTING, I still always take my bipod buddy. You never know what types of situations you will be in out hunting, how high the grass is, uphill shots, the edge of a cut, etc. The versatility of the bipod buddy or something similar beats the heck out of any bag I've run. Take a Str8t laced bag also for real long shots where you have the time and location to get low in the prone, they weigh nothing but don't overlook something with more height versatility. [/QUOTE]
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