The Traust Rear Bag is a very simple, easily adjustable bag that forms a rock solid rear support for the butt of the rifle. The bag is made of 500D Cordura and measures 10 x 7 x 4." It is very easy to adjust with a simple squeeze or release of the hand. Weighing in at 9oz it won't slow you down in hike-and-shoot style matches. The rear bag incorporates a lanyard that can be attached by weaving it through a sling, QD mount, or other attachment point on the butt. The lanyard features a ¾” side release buckle at the bag end to detach it from the rifle when the shooter finds they need it elsewhere quickly-- until then it’s married to the rear and will travel with the rifle. You’d be wise to snag a simple carabiner to take up the slack in the lanyard when hiking from one position to the next. Traust recommends a #3 Night Ize carabiner, just pop off the plastic locking slide. These work great with Traust Postional Bags!
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Traust rear bag
Fits the purpose
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traust bags
excellent also for magnum revolvers
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best bag I own
Very lightweight but still offers a stable support.
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Great bag
One if the best I've used. It's easy to adjust the fill, just remove stitching of inner bag and Velcro closed.
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Best on the market
Locally made in Colorado, these are the best bags made, hands down. I've dragged them everywere through everything. Not a single problem. Money well spent.
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Traust Rear Bag
Fits the purpose
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4 years ago
Traust Rear Bag
excellent also for magnum revolvers
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5 years ago
Traust Rear Bag
Very lightweight but still offers a stable support.
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7 years ago
Traust Rear Bag
One if the best I've used. It's easy to adjust the fill, just remove stitching of inner bag and Velcro closed.
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7 years ago
Traust Rear Bag
Locally made in Colorado, these are the best bags made, hands down. I've dragged them everywere through everything. Not a single problem. Money well spent.
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7 years ago