Hi
I have been watching some of the video's of people bagging and also reading a lot of threads about bag sizes, platforms and swivels, it's all interesting stuff and there are some seriously good baggers out there but the big question is when do we know it's time to move on to a smaller bag.
Do you have to master all the punch combinations first?
Is there a set time you have to be able to bag without stopping to be able to say that you have mastered that perticular bag?
I think these are vital questions for a newb like me.
Cheers all
I have been watching some of the video's of people bagging and also reading a lot of threads about bag sizes, platforms and swivels, it's all interesting stuff and there are some seriously good baggers out there but the big question is when do we know it's time to move on to a smaller bag.
Do you have to master all the punch combinations first?
Is there a set time you have to be able to bag without stopping to be able to say that you have mastered that perticular bag?
I think these are vital questions for a newb like me.
Cheers all
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