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Berry Bag

$49.00

A rear bag with a second job: it straps over your bipod legs.

Short strap to your hand for elevation, long strap over the bipod to cushion hard props.

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Description

Bipod feet and painted steel do not get along. The Berry Bag’s long strap slips over your bipod legs and puts the bag between the feet and the surface, so the rifle settles instead of skating — and the Velcro adjusts, so you snug it to your legs once and forget it.

The short strap does the everyday work: secure it to your hand, set it under the toe of the stock, and squeeze to elevation like any rear bag.

Two straps, two jobs, one bag that covers the awkward middle between a rear bag and a prop bag.

Before you go — first word on limited runs.

Fill science, match-prep checklists, and limited runs that sell to the list first. Sewn and filled in College Station, Texas.

Additional information

Weight 1.6 lbs
Dimensions 9 × 5 × 2 in
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Brand

WieBad

WieBad is a soft goods manufacturing company driven to innovate shooting aids designed and proven to take accuracy to the next level.

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Who it's for

Bipod on hard props

The long strap slips over your bipod legs so the bag cushions the contact instead of the feet skating on steel or concrete.

Rear support

Short strap secures it to your hand for elevation under the toe of the stock — the everyday rear-bag job.

One bag, two setups

Fully adjustable Velcro on the bipod strap means you snug it to your legs once and it stays where you set it.

Specs

Short strapSecures the bag to your hand for rear support
Long strapSlips over bipod legs — adjustable Velcro, snugs to the legs
JobRear elevation, or a cushion between bipod and hard surface
ColorsFive
MadeSewn and filled in College Station, Texas
ShipsShips filled, in 2–3 business days

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