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  1. #11
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    Default Re: Range Bag Recommendation !!!

    I picked up a 3-pack of tool totes from Home Depot for about $20. I use the front left one as my range bag. There are small (tiny) webbing loops at each end of the handle that I ran split rings through to attach a shoulder strap. The main space holds a gun rug, drink or 2, towel, BIG bottle of Ibuprofen, and up to 300 rounds of .45 in 50-count factory boxes. The 8 side pockets hold ears, spare parts, spare mags, tools, and cleaning kit. End pockets hold ball cap with camera mount, mags, and brass bag.

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    Default Re: Range Bag Recommendation !!!

    Quote Originally Posted by Orive 8 View Post
    Most of us that shoot on a regular basis, whether it is just for informal practice, training classes, competition, etc... have a dedicated range bag. That way we know that when we arrive at the range, we have the stuff that we will need. Heck, I not only have a range bag, I now have a range "trunk" a plastic bin that holds my target stands, sand bags, targets, stapler, heavy duty clips, and other things that I need to take out to the outdoor range. It makes set up and take down easy.

    My suggestion, have a dedicated range bag and a dedicated hiking bag. I personally think that this would be a better way to go.
    +1 My hiking bag is also my carry on for traveling. A range bag will likely pick up enough gunpowder residue to initiate a meeting with the TSA when going through security. FWIW, my hiking bag is a Rush 24. I like the pockets, the MOLLE straps, it's tough and it carries a full size Camelback.
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  3. #13
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    Default Re: Range Bag Recommendation !!!

    I picked up one from Midway that works great. Its similar to this one:

    https://www.midwayusa.com/product/93...tion-range-bag
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    Take yer pic! Might not be tactikool , but they're pretty nice , and cheap.

    https://www.harborfreight.com/tool-s...CategoryExpand
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    Default Re: Range Bag Recommendation !!!

    Quote Originally Posted by MikeStull View Post
    +1 My hiking bag is also my carry on for traveling. A range bag will likely pick up enough gunpowder residue to initiate a meeting with the TSA when going through security.
    I flew out of PHL a couple weeks ago. After checking in they had me take my suitcase to Xray. I, of course, waited until they were done before heading for my sanctioned groping. At this point, the only things in my suitcase besides a shirt and pair of shoes were my range bag, my 2-pistol case, my small Bulldog lock-box and a plastic Wally World ammo can with 300 rounds of .45, 8 empty mags and some tools in it.

    Dude takes it out of Xray, gets out his TSA key, opens my bag, pulls out the ammo can, opens it, SWABS it, then gives me a thumbs-up and locks it all back up. Two questions present themselves:
    1. WTF did they think they were going to find?
    2. Why didn't they find it?


    Inquiring minds...

  6. #16
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    Default Re: Range Bag Recommendation !!!

    You didn't mention what type of shooting you plan on using this "range bag" for.

    Different types of shooting sometimes mean different types of bags.
    Midway USA offers a good selection of different styles at reasonable (not discount store cheap) prices for decent quality.
    I have their AR15 range bag and it's pretty nice.


    I don't think I could deal with a backpack style bag because there's a lot of "wasted" or "less usable" space in that it's a vertical bag - seems you'd have to stack things. I want to open my bag/box and pull out the item I want, not dig for it.
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    Default Re: Range Bag Recommendation !!!

    Quote Originally Posted by Emptymag View Post
    $8.97 at Home Depot
    Muddy ground? Afraid to get your $300 range bag dirty? Wipes clean. Protects contents from elements.
    Stackable.
    Did I mention $8.97?


    Will it work for you? Fuck if I know, but I've been using a tool box like it for over ten years now.
    I would need about 7 of those for my gear.... are they stackable? ha

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    Default Re: Range Bag Recommendation !!!

    Quote Originally Posted by lambertjohna View Post
    Hello folks!
    Good morning sir.

    I'm guessing you're asking for bag recommendations?

    I actually use ammo boxes, I have a dedicated range box, so does wife.

    In it, I keep:

    *Range membership card
    *ear and eye protection
    *mag loader
    *stapler (for hanging targets)
    *box of ammo and spare mags for every caliber I'm taking

    I'll wear/carry all pistols I'm taking to the range, usually about 3.

    2:00, 5:00 and pocket!
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    Default Re: Range Bag Recommendation !!!

    I've heard good things about the Ranger Bag...can deploy a pistol in less than 2 seconds they claim.

    https://rangersupplyroom.com/product/the-ranger-bag/

    Galations 6:9...And let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up.
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