#ShootingBag

Shooting bags don't exactly get a lot of innovation press. The category has been dominated by the same handful of designs for years, and for good reason: a well-executed bag filled with the right material and wrapped in grippy fabric solves most problems a precision shooter will ever encounter on a stage or in the field. New entrants that bring something genuinely different to that conversation are rare enough to be worth paying attention to when they show up. Edgar Sherman Design's Notch looks like it might be one of those.

There is a moment every precision shooter knows: the stage timer beeps, and you have to make a barricade, a fence post, a window ledge, or whatever you fear the most, some kind of improvised field position your rock-solid shooting platform. In that moment, the difference between a hit and a miss often comes down to what is sitting between your rifle and that imperfect surface. That is where shooting bags earn their keep. In this review, we’ll take a look at a sticky bag from Armageddon Gear I’ve been using for 7 years - and something brand new I recently discovered!

Photo Of The Day and we go farmside, trying to improve our shooting support from fence poles, and other almost impossible supports. The real soon-to-be star here is the L-shaped textile. Shooting bags are used by shooters to stabilize their firearm for improved accuracy. They work by providing a soft, supportive surface to rest the rifle or handgun, reducing movement and vibration during aiming and firing. If you haven’t tried, please do, because the difference is huge.