Rear Bag DIY using Squishmallows

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Hi all, new here. I’m a hunter starting to stretch out my distance at the range. Wondering anyone familiar with squishmallows (kids toy) has thought of using them, or stitching up a better shaped bag, as a rear bag for long range shooting. They’re filled with little beads that are super light weight and, while I’ve never touched an Armageddon squishy bag it’s what I imagine it feeling like.

Thoughts??
 
I'd recommend this one since you can slide the stock between the ears.
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For me, I'd use the bull and really try to make the horns work...
 
I dont think they’d work well. They’re soft, but when you squeeze them, I don’t think you’d get much displacement to move the buttstock up and down. Their fill just seems to compress.
 
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Hi all, new here. I’m a hunter starting to stretch out my distance at the range. Wondering anyone familiar with squishmallows (kids toy) has thought of using them, or stitching up a better shaped bag, as a rear bag for long range shooting. They’re filled with little beads that are super light weight and, while I’ve never touched an Armageddon squishy bag it’s what I imagine it feeling like.

Thoughts??
Not sure about squishmallows, but I've experimented with bags of marshmallows before. Kept my groups sub half MOA all day long if I did my part.

Only problem was that the bag would always develop a hole at some point in the day, and only be half full by then end.
 
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