Rear bag moves

[Sundown]

Rear bag moves when I shoot. Filled with heavy sand and ears are filled loose. Doesn't move much but it moves. Thinking I have to slick up the stock or put stickem on the Edgewood bag. Anyone have this problem? Shooting a Dasher!

 

[Immike]

So does mine sometimes when I don’t settle everything down. Gotta clean the surfaces and rattle the setup a few times before I start.
Wet rag the bench before you start, dust will mess with you.

 

[Sundown]

Thanks Mike...I'll see if that helps!

 

[BoydAllen]

Buy a full sheet, not the die cut pieces, of 150 grit sanding screen and put it under your bag.

 

[243BR]

I don't know what it's called, but the textured stuff used on cabinet bottoms fastened securely to the bottom of the rest works well for me. I also spend a lot of time making sure everything is settled in before I shoot. Just my $.02.

 

[CaptainMal]

Sprinkle some talcum powder on the bag and also be sure your stock bottom is smooth and not jammed in too tight.

 

[PatMiles]

Buy a full sheet, not the die cut pieces, of 150 grit sanding screen and put it under your bag.

Truer words have never been spoken!
Pay attention to the fact that Boyd said sanding SCREEN not sandpaper, big difference!

 

[JFrank]

Can’t remember where I found this stuff but it will stick to most any thing, I’ve used it under my rear bag where the bench top were other than ideal.

 

[skibar_tx]

Can’t remember where I found this stuff but it will stick to most any thing, I’ve used it under my rear bag where the bench top were other than ideal.

That is the non-slip sheets that are put under area rugs to keep them from slip-sliding away. Walmart.

 

[Papa Charlie]

I attached a piece of rubber mat, like they use in gyms under equipment, to the bottom of my rear bag. It doesn't move at all. The piece I had was 1.5" thick which I wanted to raise it up anyway. They are made from ground up rubber and hold up very well. You can buy door mats at Lowes made of it, maybe 1/4" thick to use as well.
My Protektor rear bag had a hard bottom and I just ran 4 self tapping screws up to attach. Works very well.

 

[creedfan]

my seb bigfoot has a rubber bottom and with heavy sand it’s about 20lbs if it moves i am doing something bad wrong

 

[piaa1209]

cut a pc 12" x 12" of non slip sheet. Turn your rear bag over and put double sticky tape on the bottom. Flip your bag over and sit it down on the non slip material and then trim the excess off. Works like a charm.

 

[Sundown]

cut a pc 12" x 12" of non slip sheet. Turn your rear bag over and put double sticky tape on the bottom. Flip your bag over and sit it down on the non slip material and then trim the excess off. Works like a charm.

I'll try that! Thanks for all the ideas Guys!

 

[ridgeway]

Toolbox liner

 

[Shooter13]

I don't know what it's called, but the textured stuff used on cabinet bottoms fastened securely to the bottom of the rest works well for me. I also spend a lot of time making sure everything is settled in before I shoot. Just my $.02.

That is what I use (mine is blue) and it is a world changer! I purchased it for the drawers of my tool box.

 

[Rick300]

Skateboard tape

 

[johara1]

Go to TSC. and get some 1/4" Matt they sell by the foot and it is cheap and 4' wide. set the bag on it and outline the bag and cut it out, then cut he center out. no moving, no rocking just dead solid...... jim

 

[Sundown]

TSC?...Tractor Supply?

 

[johara1]

Yes, Tractor Supply Company....... jim

 

[Kracken McGraw]

Go to TSC. and get some 1/4" Matt they sell by the foot and it is cheap and 4' wide. set the bag on it and outline the bag and cut it out, then cut he center out. no moving, no rocking just dead solid...... jim

What’s the center cut out for? If I’m reading this correctly.