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Originally Posted by 32-40win
I guess if you want to go into bench competitions and compete for records, you may have to forego the lead shot, but it is only a cry once buy once situation, get some good stuff, fill your bags and have at 'er. Just out of curiosity, anyone ever had anyone check the bags at a competition? For what I've done, nobody seemed to care, nobody cared, subject never came up.
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Short answer is Yes .for the serious accuracy enthusiast Chromite or zirconium in the rear bag . Play sand in the front is the norm in competition br . Check foundry suppliers for both that’s where they use it . Play sand available just about any where . Rear bag should be packed on the bottom and firm to hard . The ears firm with just a little air space. Stock should remain neutral under recoil . Front bag firm but not rock hard or the rifle will tend to bounce.
If your a plinker Its probably irrelevant and all that other stuff will work just fine