ridgeline sniper bag or aim 50 drag bag

[stephentri]

hi looking for a new rifle bag as the topic says, whats the best one to go for is it worth spending more to get the aim bag or can anyone suggest another brand of bag.

 

thanks

[MrCetrizine]

I have two AIM bags and am about to get a third. I've bought cheaper supposedly high quality bags before and regretted it.

I don't regret getting the AIM bags in any way. They are superb in every way.

[andybrock]

AIM bags are fantastic and worth the extra ££££'s the only problem I find is with those big pockets they get filled with all sorts of stuff and end up weighing a ton!

[Charlts]

I've got both, a couple of Aim bags and a couple of Ridgeline ones. I'd happily have either all they get used for is dragged around farms/hillsides or rattled around in the truck or quad, it's not like my life depends on them. I've not noticed any difference between them during normal use and would have another of each.

[johnnyb0_1]

Recently treated myself to an AIM bag. The quality is superb. Double bar tacks at joint areas, massive zips and loads of straps. Check out Richard Uttings review on you tube. Hits the nail on the head. I had a couple of cheapies but they didn't stick the pace of rattling around the back of my trucks. I bought from SPUD 1967, fast delivery, very good price and great customer service. I've since ordered a second bag from him. Cheers. J.

[stillair1]

I can't fault an aim 50 I bought about 4 yr ago.It's good that they now offer a 45 inch

version.The only problem I have had is ending up like an upturned turtle due to stuffing it full of kit.Operator error!

[exmarksman9870]

I use an army issue drag bag...rare as hens teeth...

[srvet]

There is an aim50 for sale on SD at the moment