Leather or nylon range bag?

[JustinM]

I'm trying to decide between 2 range bags. The nylon one is cheaper, but the leather one doesn;t look like a range bag, and I like that. What are your thoughts???

[Justin]

i like the leather one myself....im not basing it on functionality or anything else, it just look better.

[Frenchy]

Although I can see where a range bag can be hidden better then a caise, I prefer hard cases my self, just posted on an other thread about one of the cases I go tfrom there. Prices are good, but shipping can be a bit pricy, best get a few people who want them before ordering as there is a drop if you order more then one on shipping.
www.casesgalore.com

[GRoPA]

For looks I say the leather, but for function I say nylon.

The leather will absorb and retain moisture.

But if it is strictly for indoor range time........Leather.

[JustinM]

Looks like nylon it is. I never took into consideration the leather getting wet.

[phillyd2]

Originally Posted by GUNRUNNERS OF PA

For looks I say the leather, but for function I say nylon.

The leather will absorb and retain moisture.

But if it is strictly for indoor range time........Leather.

Got it 100% right. Leather looks sweet but.....

[soberbyker]

I got a bag at K-Mart, I think it was $10, by Ingear, found it in the sporting goods section. Has lots of compartments, inside and out, has a shoulder strap and hand straps. Works good for me.





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[TonyF]

Leather will get ruined by repeated exposure to rain. I'd recommend nylon with "feet" to keep the bottom surface dry when placing it on wet surfaces.

[glassman]

Got my range bag at Dicks. It's made by allen. Outer shell is duck cloth and is lined in nylon. Has a hard bottom and feet to keep it elevated from whatever you put it on. Comes with two gun rugs and has a double zipper opening, internal pockets on each side and one external pocket. The only thing it doesn't have is a shoulder strap. A bit pricey at $30 but is well made and will last a long while.