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Ever advancing from the stone-age. Metal punching is a good idea. Still, Wes Burn's 75 cent bag would be a worthy contender!

Novel, but not unusual for the time. Still, Don Blair would find a good place for it in his Tree Museum, where true wonders of the early rise are to be seen.

Having started in this trade, long before modern throw-weights become the thing, we all made our own, and all of them where hard. Lead fishing weights, insulators, cresent wrenches, and gear shafts. Sleek, hard, durable and deadly. My friend Wes Burns in Leggett made a bag and filled it...

When the throw-bag was becoming vogue in this trade, circa mid 1990's, my friend Wes Burns was making his own, and used pennies for weight. A 50 cent bag, a dollar bag and so on. They actually worked very well. A bag would break after wear and the pennies would spill out. I used penny bags...

Sillet is going to get on your case about that.

This ought to be interesting.