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whippy
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rear rests

Post by whippy »

Hi all, could anyone tell me what is good to fill my rear sand bag with. I now have it filled with river sand and there seems to be quite a lot of movement in it. I was thinking maybe brikkies sand or something similar. Any opinions greatly appreciated. I have a leather 3 stitch bag with ears. I apologise if this thread has been on before but i can't find one. Thanks whippy.
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Black Moulding Sand (Furane Sand ) Used of course.
Contact a ferrous foundry, they use it once and throw it away.
It's heavy, and will stay in place.
Barry
whippy
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Post by whippy »

Barry Davies wrote:Black Moulding Sand (Furane Sand ) Used of course.
Contact a ferrous foundry, they use it once and throw it away.
It's heavy, and will stay in place.
Barry


thanks barry, just the info i needed.
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Post by Woody_rod »

Or Garnet, as used in sand blasting
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Post by ned kelly »

G'Day All,
if you use garnet sand use new stuff as it the used stuff is too fine imho.......leaks out the stitching holes.

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Post by Woody_rod »

Yes, thats right ned, forgot to mention it has to be new.
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