Caldwell DeadShot Boxed Combo Front and Rear Bag with Durable Construction and Water Resistance for Outdoor, Range, Shooting and Hunting

Build quality is amazing just right height for me and design is nice also price is great

As pretty much everyone has stated, this is a great bag. Solid, stable, perfect for the range. I recommend without reservation.That said, when I ordered mine (Black Friday deal), the price difference between the filled and unfilled was only $6. I didn't think it was a big deal to just grab some cat litter or a bag of rice and do it myself. In the end, it took 12 lbs. of rice to fill both bags, which cost me about $7 (cat litter, it turns out, costs even more). It only took a half hour, and while it was a little tricky to get the bags plumped up sufficiently, I think I did a decent job. That said, from what I'm reading, the buckwheat hulls or whatever they fill them with at Caldwell are likely lighter in weight, and from the pictures, they look to be filled out a little better than I could achieve. All that to say, I didn't really save anything by buying them empty, but I'm still very pleased with the purchase.

These bags work great. I’m tall, so I have to turn all front bags on their side to get a comfortable shot. These fit in my range bag and I have room left over for other items. Not that heavy and seem well built. We’ll see over time how durable they are. I get a much steadier shot from a bag than I do from a bipod. Makes shooting my KYL target a lot of fun.

Got the filled set. The rear bag is pretty slick on the bottom. Both bags are very filled, but the fill isn’t very conforming. It works fine other than these few issues.

I recently purchased this shooting rest bag, and I’m extremely impressed! The bag provides excellent stability, allowing for a steady shot every time. The material is durable and the design is well-thought-out, offering great support for rifles and handguns. It’s easy to adjust and stays securely in place, even with heavy recoil. Whether I'm at the range or out in the field, it’s a must-have addition to my gear. Highly recommend!

The Theory of Unexpected Consequencesafter reading many reviews of this rest I decided to order the unfilled bags and fill them myself when they arrived . Many different types of material ,were listed in reviews, to fill these bags with . I decided upon kitty litter and purchased 2- 10 lb. bags at Walmart of the cheapest clay based litter they carried . It was $1.30 a bag. Very inexpensive . Used an extra funnel we had on hand to fill them . Took about 30 min to completely fill them. I would pour in the kitty litter until it reached the top, then gently tap the bag on the concrete until it settled in the bag. repeated this until it wouldn't settle any more and the bag was full. in the end there was about 2-3 inches of kitty litter remaining in the second bag, which I gave to a neighbor that has a cat. Took the bags to the range and they work perfectly. They don't move around, they stay put on the bench, and they provide a very solid rest for my rifle. The quality on these is excellent and I expect them to last for years and years. The problem is now I have an extra 20 lbs. to carry out to the firing line every tine I go shooting. I thought about getting a cart as I have seen these before at the range. But I'm not really a cart type of guy , so I got a large range bag to carry it all. Caldwell makes an excellent product of good quality material and I highly recommend them. Just be careful of the material you decide upon to fill them with because of the extra weight you will have to carry around.

Use it to sight in all my rifles- modern or classic bolt action. Have used it several times and have fired hundreds of rounds off it and still looks good as new.

The Caldwell set of shooting rest bags is a pretty good set, and priced well. I have used the bags for rifle and handgun. The bags provide a good stable platform/rest from which to zero in your sights, or test some new ammunition loads, etc.The bags are filled with polishing media (I suspect it is corn cob media from the bit I've seen) - not sand. The bags are plenty heavy, but not horribly heavy (they would be if they were sand filled). The front bag is good sized, almost a cubic foot (give or take). The rear rest could be a tad larger, but works okay. Depending on your stock or other configuration, you might need to elevate it with something else.Stability is very good. The bag stays put and gives you a firm rest. The texture of the suede-like top provides a nice grip on the forestock of a rifle or the lower frame of a handgun. The two bags can be attached together via a plastic snap-hook and D-ring, which makes carrying them easier.This set is light enough and small enough to toss in the car when you visit the range, and it will do the job well. Can be easily refilled (or emptied) so you can adjust it to your preference. And if you remove some of the filling - use it in your tumbler!Nice product, very accurate shots on my AR15 at 50 yards. The rear bag is sorta small and works alright but really enjoy the big front bag. The product is filled with sand since everybody keeps asking.Pros:1. It is so handy to carry around relatively lightweight gun supports rather than sandbags (literally) that weigh a ton (not literally).2. These two "bags" fit nicely in my carryall case that also holds cleaning materials, bullets, shooting glasses, hearing protection, etc.3. I use both units to shoot my rifle. I also use the larger unit to bench fire pistols.Con:1. Obviously, they don't conform perfectly with every rifle stock/forearm dimension you run into ... so be prepared to plump them up or add a towel or other supplement to fit your particular firearm.