F/TR Rear Bag question
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F/TR Rear Bag question
Hi all, a question in regards to rear bag set up. Are any of you using a fixed bipod eg: something that can not adjust height while taking a shot like a Harris, Mpod or Dolphin. If so what are you using for a rear bag? Hard rabbit ear style or soft squeeze bag or something else. I have a parallel but stock and im wondering what rear bag set up is most suited.
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Re: F/TR Rear Bag question
Hi Jase, I use one of these but I've just bought a new SEB Big foot. I overcome the elevation issue with a small wedge that I fitted to the bottom of the stock.
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Re: F/TR Rear Bag question
Hi Tim thanks, do you run that bag soft firm or hard? im tyring to solve an issue with vert shots an I think its partly coming from the rear bag.
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Re: F/TR Rear Bag question
I run a edgewood cordura rear bag. Filled firm.
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Re: F/TR Rear Bag question
I have been running hbc's 155 as im currently running in F STD. but im about to change over to berger fullbore 155.5gr. Im going to switch over to F/TR next year and im wanting to get everything set up
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Re: F/TR Rear Bag question
Jase PTRC wrote:Hi Tim thanks, do you run that bag soft firm or hard? im tyring to solve an issue with vert shots an I think its partly coming from the rear bag.
I run it firm. I try to make sure the bag is settled before the first shot so once set up there isn't much need for the wedge. It's there just in case.
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Re: F/TR Rear Bag question
Position is vital in FTR. If you can get a mate to video you for a few shots and send it through to me, I can take a look at it and offer advice.
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Re: F/TR Rear Bag question
Hi Jase
I am currently putting an FTR rifle together , and although it probably has nothing to do with the original rear bag question I thought you might like to see how hopefully I will overcome the rear elevation adjustment .

It is an adjustable bag rider and seems to work beautifully , although I have a joypod on order so when that arrives I probably won't need the adjustment on it .
Just food for thought .
Julian
I am currently putting an FTR rifle together , and although it probably has nothing to do with the original rear bag question I thought you might like to see how hopefully I will overcome the rear elevation adjustment .

It is an adjustable bag rider and seems to work beautifully , although I have a joypod on order so when that arrives I probably won't need the adjustment on it .
Just food for thought .
Julian
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Re: F/TR Rear Bag question
Thanks Linda that sounds like a great idea, I did some work with my club captain and we have ironed out some bugs from the rifle and also my technique.
Julian i have also toyed with this same idea as my stock has a cut out along the bottom of the butt. Looks like a great set up id be interested to see how it goes.
Julian D wrote:Hi Jase
I am currently putting an FTR rifle together , and although it probably has nothing to do with the original rear bag question I thought you might like to see how hopefully I will overcome the rear elevation adjustment .
It is an adjustable bag rider and seems to work beautifully , although I have a joypod on order so when that arrives I probably won't need the adjustment on it .
Just food for thought .
Julian
Julian i have also toyed with this same idea as my stock has a cut out along the bottom of the butt. Looks like a great set up id be interested to see how it goes.