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Armageddon Gear Sikes Sack Shooting Rest Bag Black

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Brand
Armageddon Gear
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Bipods & Rests
UPC
810170841392

Overview

The Armageddon Gear Sikes Sack is a compact shooting rest bag created by Bryan Sikes. Weighing just 7 ounces, it is designed to attach to a rifle's buttstock using an included QD swivel so it remains readily available for use as a rear bag on various surfaces such as vehicles, rocks, or rooftop props without affecting the rifle's balance. The waxed canvas bag measures 3 inches thick, 7.5 inches wide, and 9.5 inches long, and comes partially filled with lightweight fill that allows it to be manipulated from less than an inch up to over 9 inches in height. It is made in the USA.

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