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Edgar Sherman Design Notch Shooting Rest Bag Nylon Coyote Brown

$61.53
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Brand
Edgar Sherman Design
Color
Coyote Brown
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Bipods & Rests
UPC
850027445663

Overview

The Edgar Sherman Design (ESD) Notch shooting bag is a versatile rest designed for long-range precision. The main body is constructed from durable stretch-woven fabric for micro-adjustments, while a Cordura laminate exoskeleton provides structure and attachment points. The top of the bag features tie-down loops forming a "V" shaped notch to stabilize the rifle stock, with elastic webbing to secure the bag to a hand or rail. The top, bottom, and sides utilize resilient PVC-coated fabric for extra grip. This Coyote Brown bag is suitable for use as both a front and rear rest.

Price & Stock History

Price — 90d
Listings In Stock — 30d

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Palmetto State Armory
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$70.00
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