The berry bag is engineered as a versatile rear support accessory. It serves to adjust elevation beneath the rear of the rifle stock, utilizing a short strap to secure the berry bag to the user's hand. The long strap is designed to fit over the bipod legs, facilitating shooting from hard surfaces and barricades. The bipod strap is fully adjustable with Velcro, enabling a snug fit around the bipod legs. Once the berry bag is securely adjusted, it remains in place whether the bipod legs are deployed or stowed. During stages requiring a transition from prone to barricade positions, the bag can remain attached to the bipod throughout the entire stage.

Constructed from durable 1000D cordura nylon, this material offers exceptional resistance to abrasions, tears, and scuffs, ensuring long-lasting performance
Engineered with triple stitching to enhance durability and strength, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability in demanding conditions
The item is filled with polypellets, a type of material that remains dry as it does not absorb water, ensuring durability and maintaining its original weight
Mil-Spec webbing, measuring precisely 1 inches in width, is engineered to meet military specifications, ensuring durability and reliability in demanding conditions

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