Range Dufflebag vs Range Backpack

[rawfuls]

I've been tossing up the idea of changing range bags for quite awhile.

Currently, whenever I head to the range, if I am bringing all of my firearms, I typically have quite a bit.

1 AR15, 1 Rem783 bolt, 1 Rem870 12ga, 1 Springfield XD9.
(3) hard cases, (1) soft case.
(1) Adidas Duffle bag for cleaning supplies, extra hearing/eye pro, clay thrower, targets, stapler, basically anything I would need at the range.
Occasionally, I'll have my box of clays.
I also have my ammo can, which holds ammo for all of the above.

Making quite a bit of trips, I've been tossing up the idea of switching the duffle bag to something like the 5.11 Rush 12/24 series, so I can free up a hand and sling the backpack on my bag.
I don't plan on carrying pistols within the backpack, so I don't need the space for that.

tl;dr, help convince me to switch from my duffle bag to a backpack system, and the rifle hard cases to a soft case that can carry multiple rifles/pistols.
Plans to expand collection with a few pistols, rifles; but that won't be for a few months.

[trackcage]

When I've gone to the range with several pistols, I used to use a backpack. I found a duffle to be quite a bit more convenient

[AusomeDood]

I just received one of these; Voodoo Tactical Men's Mini Mojo Load-Out Bag, Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009N9JHLM..._Jp-WwbDTFRKHE and LOVE it! It's pretty big and will hold my whole old bag easily. The old one was just an Allen brand range bag from Big 5. The Voodoo bag is a bit pricey but well worth it, imo. Plenty of room for ammo, cleaning stuff, tools and some Molle straps for whatever mag holders and stuff you may want. I vote for that route.

[sl0re10]

I had to go backpack. I couldn't keep a duffle on my shoulder while lugging rifle cases and a target form.....

[elSquid]

Get something like this.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GQWG9EC

Can carry 2/3 longarms...



...backpack straps. ( big picture alert! )



-- Michael