New Range Bag

[Jst1mr]

My son has (belatedly, but better late than never!) begun to show a real interest in handgun shooting, talking about training classes,etc. He has a birthday coming up, so I decided to buy him a nice range bag and stock it with all the essentials, thinking that I could splurge a bit on things and get the "good stuff".

My search led me to a new outfit I had not heard of previously, but now I have to give a shout out to ORCA Tactical, the bag I chose is built like a tank, very well thought out with places for everything, and high quality zippers that should last a lifetime. I was impressed by the quality. If you're in the market for a range bag, EMT bag/pouch, or MOLLE gear, check these guys out.

 

[Frank46]

My pistol range bag came from Lowes. Got the biggest tool bag they had ob the shelves at the time. Will hold enough ammo for the day, shooting rest,ear muffs, stapler and extra staples, targets, couple pens for marking targets and a lot more. Frank

 

[Ole Joe Clark]

I did what everybody else does, now the bag is too small. I really should have purchased the LARGE size.

I'm gonna have to recruit someone big and young to carry it for me.

 

[bearfoot]

as w/ other members, over the years, have used/ collected different bags for different runs to range/ outings. shoulder straps are a plus. have several weapon bags, room for several pistols/ ammo/ mag. loaders, but not effective for range time. a fishing bag, nylon type, w/ multiple pockets, shoulder strap. for quick range trips, craftsman has different sizes, and they almost fold flat. and w/ several bags it only takes several minutes when friends call to make a run to the range. the craftsmen bags don't have the shoulder straps.