Who makes barricade bag?

Weibad has some good stuff. I still went with the skidplate because it weighs basically nothing and its tough but soft enough that I can lean into it and it doesn't really affect the overall profile of my stock, which I very much like.

https://www.cobratactical.com/mobile/product.asp?itemid=4339
You can get the direct from sotech, but I know cobra has them in stock in multiple colors right now.
 
Weibad has some good stuff. I still went with the skidplate because it weighs basically nothing and its tough but soft enough that I can lean into it and it doesn't really affect the overall profile of my stock, which I very much like.

https://www.cobratactical.com/mobile/product.asp?itemid=4339
You can get the direct from sotech, but I know cobra has them in stock in multiple colors right now.

That is exact,y why I went skid plate. And no bulk.
 
Why would you want extra bulk attached to the front of your rifle? Surely it doesnt sttrap to the barrel as well!? Learn to shoot off a barricade w/o a buncha crap and youll be better off in the long run.
 
Why would you want extra bulk attached to the front of your rifle? Surely it doesnt sttrap to the barrel as well!? Learn to shoot off a barricade w/o a buncha crap and youll be better off in the long run.

How many PRS matches have you shot? Honestly it seems like if you aren't loaded with bags.....your handicapping yourself.
 
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$21.00 shipped
 
Are these the bags I've seen from the "Grind" video that some guys are using, strapped to their right (shootin) arm? Also, the bags that were used held to the chest to use as support while shooting from the standing?
 
I personally rest my rifles on the first tree, rock, concrete, jersey barrier, car door, and chunk of wood i can find. I think the wear on the stock adds "character". I can usually tell if I shot a lot any given year by how the stock looks at the end of the season. But to each his own. It is a nice piece of gear.
 
I personally rest my rifles on the first tree, rock, concrete, jersey barrier, car door, and chunk of wood i can find. I think the wear on the stock adds "character". I can usually tell if I shot a lot any given year by how the stock looks at the end of the season. But to each his own. It is a nice piece of gear.

I agree with you, however some times you need more elevation and this is where a bag pays off.
 
Are these the bags I've seen from the "Grind" video that some guys are using, strapped to their right (shootin) arm? Also, the bags that were used held to the chest to use as support while shooting from the standing?

The one on the elbows, yes. I can't tell if Bryan Yeung is using a Str8laced bag on the rifle, or a WieBad Tac pad in the video.