the best filler
- buddystarr
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the best filler
what is the best filler, what is most common.. what do the pros use?
- peanutbuterboy
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Organic materials tend to break down over time. Plus, they seem kinda big and light.
Colin Kennedy
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yea organics aint good for de bags..stick with steel shot,plastic pellets,small stones..i hear glass isnt good for bags cas they break up and can cause holes in the bag..cas they are sharp.. but yea,its all up to you..
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- buddystarr
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it was a journey trying to find steel shots, i ended up settling for bbs because i couldnt find the steel shots.. i have been using poly pellets with crushed stone, but i ran out of the stone and i needed weight badly... thanks for the input...
p.s. here is a picture of my newest bag... it turned out really good, i just need to adjust the weight...
there, thanks for everyones input man, it helps me out a lot.
p.s. here is a picture of my newest bag... it turned out really good, i just need to adjust the weight...
there, thanks for everyones input man, it helps me out a lot.