Blacknsilver Report post Posted Sunday at 02:13 PM Open to offers on model cheers Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
No i deer Report post Posted Monday at 09:25 AM The SEB bag is cheaper if you opt to buy new Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
The Gun Pimp Report post Posted Monday at 10:04 AM Blacknsilver - there are dozens of Edgewood bags - do you have a pic? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Blacknsilver Report post Posted Monday at 04:27 PM 7 hours ago, No i deer said: The SEB bag is cheaper if you opt to buy new Thanks. They look quite good. Cheers Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
No i deer Report post Posted Monday at 06:31 PM I looked at a SEB one while at bisley yesterday.one of the ftr/f classer shooters I know had one.looked to be a quality product.the gun pimp knows about quality rear bags.you can trust whatever he says Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bob D Report post Posted Monday at 09:20 PM Just remember if you go for the SEB big foot it will not work well with a pistol grip (the slope is forward.) the Edgewood minigator grab bag is slope backwards Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
justin credible Report post Posted Monday at 10:10 PM 3 hours ago, No i deer said: I looked at a SEB one while at bisley yesterday.one of the ftr/f classer shooters I know had one.looked to be a quality product.the gun pimp knows about quality rear bags.you can trust whatever he says I knew you were looking at what you could have away out the back of my Jeep when my back was turned😁😁 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
The Gun Pimp Report post Posted Monday at 10:17 PM 3 hours ago, No i deer said: I looked at a SEB one while at bisley yesterday.one of the ftr/f classer shooters I know had one.looked to be a quality product.the gun pimp knows about quality rear bags.you can trust whatever he says Edgewood are just about the best 'off the shelf' bags - the SEB ones don't really compare. A few years ago I 'hosted' Seb himself at the F Class Europeans - he naturally wanted to shoot with his own bag but even he switched to my Edgewood. But there are so many styles - what exactly are you looking for Blacknsilver? Example - you wouldn't really want a Gator? Interestingly, Gary Costello of March Scopes UK has some new bags from Italy - they are really special - Italian leather. You can just about make it out in the pic. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
No i deer Report post Posted Tuesday at 06:23 AM 8 hours ago, justin credible said: I knew you were looking at what you could have away out the back of my Jeep when my back was turned😁😁 I will wear a baggier coat next time with bigger pockets 😂 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Blacknsilver Report post Posted Tuesday at 09:26 AM 11 hours ago, The Gun Pimp said: Edgewood are just about the best 'off the shelf' bags - the SEB ones don't really compare. A few years ago I 'hosted' Seb himself at the F Class Europeans - he naturally wanted to shoot with his own bag but even he switched to my Edgewood. But there are so many styles - what exactly are you looking for Blacknsilver? Example - you wouldn't really want a Gator? Interestingly, Gary Costello of March Scopes UK has some new bags from Italy - they are really special - Italian leather. You can just about make it out in the pic. Good question on which bag. Not 100% sure. I have a Whiskey 3 Chassis and an Atlas bipod on the front of a on .223 which it will be used for until the creedmoor comes along. It will be a 50/50 on bench and prone. If I can get one to suit. The bench is my local club where it’s a 100 yard tunnel. I am going to Altcar on Sunday for the first time. My rear bag is a TAB gear one. Looking for a more stable and secure one. Open to any help. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Elwood Report post Posted Tuesday at 11:23 AM And once you have found the right rear bag just make sure it has the correct stitch ( gap between the two ears) 3/8, 1/2 or 3/4 I have had two Edgewoods and both have leaked around the seams. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
The Gun Pimp Report post Posted Tuesday at 02:18 PM 4 hours ago, Blacknsilver said: Good question on which bag. Not 100% sure. I have a Whiskey 3 Chassis and an Atlas bipod on the front of a on .223 which it will be used for until the creedmoor comes along. It will be a 50/50 on bench and prone. If I can get one to suit. The bench is my local club where it’s a 100 yard tunnel. I am going to Altcar on Sunday for the first time. My rear bag is a TAB gear one. Looking for a more stable and secure one. Open to any help. OK - consider this. You are using a 'fixed' Atlas bi-pod as opposed to a joypod - with movement. Therefore, you must use the rear bag (shuffling it fore and aft) to make small adjustments - or, you can squeeze the bag to make these adjustments. Some bags are very stiff and solid and difficult to squeeze - so you end up shuffling. Fairly easy on a bench but not so off a shooting mat or grass or both in the heat of competition. I have three Edgewoods which I use off the bench - but not off the grass. For that I use a small cordura squeezy bag. Your TAB would be ideal off the grass. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
No i deer Report post Posted Tuesday at 03:52 PM 4 hours ago, Elwood said: And once you have found the right rear bag just make sure it has the correct stitch ( gap between the two ears) 3/8, 1/2 or 3/4 I have had two Edgewoods and both have leaked around the seams. How do you know which size gap you need between the ears...? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
The Gun Pimp Report post Posted Tuesday at 03:56 PM If you have a round bottom butt-stock it doesn't really matter - it will nicely settle itself where it touches. The problem is with a square-bottom stock - you don't want it to actually ride on the stitching - rather just off it. Not always easy to achieve. Best to try a few friends bags before you buy. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Elwood Report post Posted Tuesday at 03:56 PM Measure the bottom of the stock where it rides the rear bag, Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Blacknsilver Report post Posted Tuesday at 06:01 PM The try before you buy is the way forward with this item I think. I did t realise it was that precise on the gap. You have been a great help. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
No i deer Report post Posted Tuesday at 09:33 PM 5 hours ago, Elwood said: Measure the bottom of the stock where it rides the rear bag, I was asking for the audience as well as being curious myself. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites