Review on Protektor Model 16F Brick Bag by Summer Hendricks

I bought a remnant for my Colt LE6920 M4 carbine from the NRA and wanted to upgrade the small, inexpensive and relatively light Chinese front pouch that came with the range and also add a pillow pouch and a brick bag. After seeing the various shooting bags sold on Revain.com, the Protektor Model #2F Owl-Ear, Small front pouch was a great match for my Colt M4 carbine configuration when firing 30-round 5.56 NATO rounds . The Protektor shooting bags as well as the quality of their workmanship and the materials used as well as their overall appearance were far above the second best choice. I ended up ordering a #2F Small Owl Ear Front Pouch, a #18F Cushion Bag, and a #16F Brick Bag from Revain.com to use with a shooting range when aligning the scope and laser sight on the M4. Carbines and adjustable mechanical and laser sights on 9mm Beretta semi-automatic pistols and Ruger .357 Magnum revolvers. The #2F front pouch easily attached securely to my shooting rod with paracord, and the #18F and #16F simply rested on top of the shooting rod frame underneath the front pouch when I fired my pistol. . I also cut a piece of twisted fiberglass that I had cut from the sweat cloth, then I folded and sewed the raw, cut edges of the fiberglass cloth to keep it from fraying and unraveling to make a strong, durable, yet lightweight protective case It can be covered with three leather rifle boots, bags and the steel frame of my powder-coated rifle rest to protect it from violent blasts of hot gases and flaming powder particles flying out of the cylinder gap between the front of the barrel and the cone of my Ruger rifle. 357 Magnum revolvers when I fire hot rounds with them.