Description
A rear bag has one job: hold the toe of the stock exactly where you put it, and move when you ask it to. The Loop does that and nothing else. Squeeze and the rifle comes up; relax and it settles back down. There is no learning curve here — and the technique you build on this bag is the same one you’ll use on every bag above it.
Its footprint is small on purpose. It doesn’t crowd a bench, and it doesn’t ride up under the stock when you’re flat behind the rifle.
Squeeze to elevation, ease off to settle.
Cary Beason (verified owner) –
Good bag, but a little heavier than I was expecting. Was planning on carrying it on a November elk hunt as my rear bag. Going with the mini-fortune cookie instead. This will be my window bag for the deer stand.