Sandbags - quick and cheap!!!

[NoHeavyHitter]

Legs from old pants.

BINGO!

[FeuerFrei]

Quick and cheap?

1 gallon Ziploc bags and dirt from the back yard/side of the road/outdoor range. Pick one.
Sandwich bags will work too. Duct tape them in a stack or or just stack them. Jeez. First world problem I guess.

Toss them when you're done (for COVID plague sake). You know. For the children.

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[GizmoSD]

Second for old pants and walnut media. Thick socks as a close second.

[Donk310]

You can get sandbags for free at your local fire station. Also, a large back of BBQ or cheese Corn Nuts will work.

[wethankallVeterans]

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'Speaking my language, Fire at will!

[Wrangler John]

I bought a case of canvas coin bags of appropriate size, filled them with sand from the hardware store, and used a short piece of 1" copper water pipe crimped in place to seal the bag. The 9" wide x 17-1/2" tall is about the same size as used at the range I worked at. A case of 10 bags runs $25.00 + shipping and lasts a lifetime. A sharpie allows one to brand them as your own. www.netbankstore.com/canvas-coin-bags.html

[smle-man]

I used gallon zip top bags wrapped in mailing tape. If they rip (which they haven't yet) they just go in the trash can.

[theduracellbigd]

I used gallon zip top bags wrapped in mailing tape. If they rip (which they haven't yet) they just go in the trash can.

I am a penny pincher myself but seriously guys...zip top bags and mailing tape , Amazon has Caldwell Deadshot filled and delivered for 26 bucks....C'mon man, your range fee and ammo will be more than that. You can get the unfilled for 12 bucks if your a real cheapskate.

[newbutold]

Shot and material sample bags with clean sand.