Stabilizing Adjustable Shooting Device

Abstract

An air adjustable shooting bag that utilizes a sectional media body, air bladder and friction sock, and outer containment bag to adjust alignment of the firearm wherein the shooter positions the barrel or the stock of the firearm upon the flexible media body to stabilize the firearm during firing and the air bladder is used to expand or contract the media body. The invention provides the stability of popular “sand bag” type shooting rests and the fine-tune adjustability of rigid “mechanical vice” type shooting systems while maintaining the lightweight and portable characteristics of “balloon type” shooting bags.

I claim: 
     
         1 .) A firearm support shooting bag comprised of an air bladder folded between a sectional media body. Located between the air bladder and media bags is a friction sock to ensure the bladder inflates evenly and remains in even contact with the media bags. The media body is contained in an outer bag. 
     
     
         2 .) The sectional media body of  claim 1  wherein the media body sections are formed with stitching of the fabric. 
     
     
         3 .) The sectional media body of  claim 2  wherein the media contained therein is granular weighted pellets which allow the media body to remain flexible and conform to various contours. 
     
     
         4 .) The friction sock of  claim 1  wherein the sock is comprised of low friction fabric and acts as a separator between the air bladder and the media body and used to ensure even distribution of the media over the surface of the bladder when the bladder is inflated or deflated. 
     
     
         5 .) The outer bag of  claim 1  wherein the bag contains the media body, friction sock, and air bladder and restricts the outer limits of inflation to prevent overinflating the air bladder which would deform the shape of the sectional media body and render the media body ineffective in providing stability.