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Better than Caldwell
Well, they’re about the same quality as Caldwell bags at my local store, but these were cheaper and heavier once filled with 12lbs of the cheapest store-brand rice I could find. The bags work nice for teaching my kids to shoot, and they look nice with the stitched logo on them, even though nobody knows who “buffalo creek supplies” is, LOL, no online presence whatsoever. These are obviously Chinese imports as the same units can be had at a lesser price without the stitched logos- but I like them. I seriously doubt this is real leather, feels like the faux stuff Mechanix gloves are made out of, but they’re put together well and the inside of the fabric is waterproofed it looks like, so I can get away with using rice for a while. Atleast until the kids grow up and I have money again! Buy them.

Not bad for the money, some minor gripes, probably not suitable for hard use.
Would have definitely preferred metal hardware on the bags, the plastic swivel is chincy, and will probably snap off if it gets caught on something. Would have preferred a clip on both pieces as well. The d-rings on the large bag don’t make any sense to me, I’d much rather be able to clip both to either my rifle (on the sling swivels) or my ruck, and not have to think about it if I got up to move out.I picked up some Spex-lite filling for it, I expect the velcro closures will work just fine for it, and won’t leak. The fill ports are intended to fold under a nylon strap in order to stay closed, but again another snag point that could get ripped in field us, as unlikely as that is. I will probably fill the “rifle sock” but about 85% or so, and probably around 65% for the big bag because of reasons I’ll touch on later.If I intended to use these in a military setting, I’d probably shell out more for something a bit more purpose built (i.e. overbuilt), and probably opt for no front bag. Since I’m retired and will only be using these on competition ranges, they’re probably fine for that role, though. Stitching does look great, and the whole design is clean overall.I do find the large bag a bit bigger than I had wanted, as well. The height is fine, but it’s larger than my tablet overall. It could be 3″ narrower without sacrificing usability, IMO. Hard to justify throwing it in a bag when it will take up a ton of space, and it’s just going to be a big floppy annoyance on the outside of your ruck/shooting bag/shooting mat. I suspect I’ll be using a bipod more often than the front rest here. This is also why I’m underfilling the bag as much as I am. It’s going to be lightweight because of my fill choice, but it’s just unnecessarily clunky.Time will tell how well they hold up, will update my review if they don’t work out as intended.

I shoot out to a mile and they suit me fine.
These bags are good, if you fill it with something that works. Don’t put sand in it, it’s heavy, fine, and will leak on damn near anything with a Velcro seal. Plus rock weighs approximately 170lbs a cubic foot. That’s why people are ripping them. Personally I prefer popcorn kernels, it will take ten pounds to fill both. Rice, plastic beads and similar stuff will work as well.

its ok, but poor velcro
i havent used it yet, but filled with sand. the fill hole is closed by velcro. that velcro is very poor and does not hold together even after cleaning it with compressed air. you kinda half to sew it shut so the media doesnt spill out. other than that, it seems pretty durable

Good quality and works well