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I'm sorry if a thread like this exists, my search didn't find any. I'm looking for a good range bag. I'd probably only carry one or two pistols. What size would I need? Who makes good ones? Thanks for your help and input!
I am a huge fan of Maxpedition gear: http://www.maxpedition.com/. It can be a bit pricey but the stuff is bomb proof. Right now my range back is the Sitka Gearslinger (http://www.maxpedition.com/store/pc/Sitka-Gearslinger-2p926.htm). It makes a great bag for carry stuff to the range and EDC. I attach some external molle magazine pouches and slip Glock cases in the main pocket with room left over for ammo, staple gun, glasses and ears clipped to the outside with a small s-biner. They also make nice pistol and rifle cases although I am currently fond of the Blackhawk Sportster Tactical cases.I'm sorry if a thread like this exists, my search didn't find any. I'm looking for a good range bag. I'd probably only carry one or two pistols. What size would I need? Who makes good ones? Thanks for your help and input!
The bag from Midway is used a lot around here (http://www.midwayusa.com/product/939259680/midwayusa-competition-range-bag).
Don't laugh, but I use a duck hunting blind bag for mine. I already had it when I got into competition shooting and camo sure stands out among a bunch of range bags sitting around.
Exactly a range bag is like a safe, you buy one and a few weeks later you wish you would have bought a bigger oneP35 said:I suggest that whatever you buy, get a BIG one...you might not think so but the stuff you take to the range will grow
I had the same question. I much prefer to keep the weapon in the factory case over a gun rug. No specific reason, just personal preference. I ordered an uncle mikes bag that fit the spec but it was discontinued according to the vendor. The midway bag is set up much different but may work as well.biohazard2m said:Will most of these bags fit the original cases or do most of them have their own compartments for the actual firearm?
Suggest not storing firearms at home in their factory case. The foam lining will eventually mark up your firearm because it retains moisture. Not sure if throwing a couple of dessicant packs in there would help, maybe someone on here has tried this?I had the same question. I much prefer to keep the weapon in the factory case over a gun rug. No specific reason, just personal preference.
Have the same bag in OD green. +1 on Midway..LeeHarpe said:I am a huge fan of the MidwayUSA range bag. Here are some pics of mine.
Can't go wrong with this bag. Great organization.
Mine just arrived today. Pumped.sstock38 said:Have the same bag in OD green. +1 on Midway..