Range Wind Flag Recommendation.

[Terry]

Let me be very clear.

I'm looking to hear from people who have actual experience with the purchase and use of the Red/Yellow wind flags of the NRA style.

I'm looking for a vendor who produces a very durable flag. We have bought them from a major vendor and a private party, neither met our long term needs.

Thanks!

Terry

 

[GSS]

Let me be very clear.

I'm looking to hear from people who have actual experience with the purchase and use of the Red/Yellow wind flags of the NRA style.

I'm looking for a vendor who produces a very durable flag. We have bought them from a major vendor and a private party, neither met our long term needs.

Thanks!

Terry

Look no Further,
These are awsome and made by a small family business in Oregon
http://www.bagsbybandy.com/

I ordered and received two all Red ( one for Pits and one for 600 yard line ) and three Yellow and Red.

Amazing Quality, very fair price and great service.

George
https://nfga.org/leveridge-range/

 

[Terry]

Thanks

 

[Gina1]

Look no Further,
These are awsome and made by a small family business in Oregon
http://www.bagsbybandy.com/

I ordered and received two all Red ( one for Pits and one for 600 yard line ) and three Yellow and Red.

Amazing Quality, very fair price and great service.

George
https://nfga.org/leveridge-range/

I work at the local public range as an RSO. Our range is open/range is hot flag came from bagsbybandy more than 3 years ago. It fly's 365 days a year, in every kind of weather.
After 3 years it is still going strong. No rips, no fraying, no tears. It was sewn to last. You can't go wrong with this flag company.
Gina

 

[Terry]

Thanks!

That is what I was looking for.

Terry

 

[DRNewcomb]

They are not good for wind flags but if you want a very durable red range-in-use flag, I've seen them made of hypalon coated kevlar. They last almost forever.

 

[Gina1]

They are not good for wind flags but if you want a very durable red range-in-use flag, I've seen them made of hypalon coated kevlar. They last almost forever.

DRNewcomb read your relpy. Not to start an augment, but when someone says something is no good, I wonder have you any experience with the wind flags produced bagsbybandy ?
I find the their wind flags to be top of the line.

Gina

 

[Bindi2]

I have no bone to chew. The NRAA rules I shoot under give a weight of material to be used for the red yellow flags. The Bagsbybandy flags appear well made but look to be way heavier than stipulated weight meaning they would not be good wind flags. There is a difference between wind flags on poles and wind vanes/indicators set out by shooters.

 

[DRNewcomb]

....Not to start an augment, but when someone says something is no good, I wonder have you any experience with the wind flags produced bagsbybandy ?.....

My comment was about my experience with hypalon coated kevlar range flags. They were made from the same material used in RHIB sponsons, which is quite heavy and doesn't fly in a light breeze. However, they are extremely durable.