Range Bag Options?

[L84CABO]

The question comes up every three weeks or so. There are a million threads on it. The Midway bag always comes up as the value play. Especially if you can catch it on sale. It's a knock off of the Shooters Connection Pro bag...which is a hell of a bag even at it's higher price.

[steve91104]

I like the Explorer bags. Durable zippers that lock. Pistol mags on one side and AR mags on the other.

https://www.amazon.com/Explorer-Tactical-Range-Ready-18-Inch/dp/B005J5TY7G

[NPFreedom]

What guns are you going to use for this?

If its for handguns, there is one called GPS handgunner backpack. It holds 4 handguns with space for other stuff. It is pretty good but priced higher than other bags ($88 on Amazon).

[sonofeugene]

I like mine a lot. And the label is easy to remove.

https://www.amazon.com/Explorer-Tactical-Range-Ready-18-Inch/dp/B00O49WP60/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1500532374&sr=8-1&keywords=range%2Bbag%2Bexplorer%2Bexplorer&th=1

[CouchOperator]

I use everything from duffel bags, pelican cases, eberlestock packs, swiss gear suit cases, and other stuff. Depends on how much gear i need to take along and how far the walk is from the vehicle. If im taking two helmets and a plate carrier for instance, thats gonna require more space than just a rifle and ammo.

Post a pic of all your stuff laid out for 80% of your rangetrips and we can give a better answer. Also consider space for jackets when winter comes

[D-M]

What guns are you going to use for this?

If its for handguns, there is one called GPS handgunner backpack. It holds 4 handguns with space for other stuff. It is pretty good but priced higher than other bags ($88 on Amazon).

I have a couple decent long bags for rifles, but before I only had a couple handguns and used some Home Cheap-o ear and eye protection I used for yardwork before and after.

Now, I have 8 handguns and probably another 2 by years' end. They run the gamut from full sized to sub-compact, 9mm, .40, .45, .38, and .357. No way in hell am I gonna cart an arsenal to the closest local ranges, so maybe 2 or 3 at a time, maybe 2 mixed calibers.

I get the eye and ear pro, the ammo, the targets, the bags for brass, small basic first aid kit and cleaning kit, markers, maybe staple gun, plus my leatherman and a hat, etcetera and so forth.

I don't want to spend a bundle either if I don't have to because I only get time to shoot a few times a month, max, with the new puppy and the wife's new job. So this would be something "for now" knowing I'll probably buy something better in a few years or so.

[Garand1911]

Some people use husky tool bag

[AreWeFree]

35l vertx gamut plus on clearance at brownells for 130.

[8886]

Post a pic of all your stuff laid out for 80% of your rangetrips and we can give a better answer. Also consider space for jackets when winter comes

[Exodus343]

Generally I just shoot casually
And I would bring up to 4 handguns at a time
Long guns to in soft bags or pelican cases

[DrewN]

Eh, I like to keep it discrete, so I use a standard carry on sized roller suitcase, or a Ridgid plastic rolling toolbox. For big range trips I like the Ridgid, there are a couple different sized boxes that stack and lock together.