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I want a new range bag (need suggestions)

Warbirds

My problem is specific to pistol shooting.

I have had the same pistol hard cases since 1998.

They are very basic, I think they came from Walmart around 1998 or 1999 for $10 each. They are fine to toss a few pistols in and 1,000 rounds of ammo but my needs are a bit more elaborate with time.

Now when I go to a match I am bringing:

3-500 rounds

3 pairs of prescription safety glasses

basic tools for range level gun-smithing

some basic spare parts (gun, holster, & mag carrier parts)

2 pistols for competing

8-12 magazines

shot timer & power supply

& need to store my concealed carry gun while shooting the match.

I think I am going to buy this bag as it seems to fit the bill, but I am open to other/better suggestions as well.

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  • Locust Fork
    https://www.gunbroker.com/item/850791583

    https://www.gunbroker.com/item/854823377

    I've got one of the large ones.....it is NICE.
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  • Ricci.Wright
    I used to use a couple of the old Dillon Range bags. The blue ones and I don't know if you can buy them anymore. They held a lot of stuff but not so much that they weighted 800 lbs. and like I said I had two. They held up great till someone broke in and stole them. I sold a lot of The GO bags like you are looking at in the store and they were good bags. I am sure I have a large one somewhere at the house. The one on rollers and pull out handle is nice too.
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  • mrmike08075

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  • Maalox
    Warbirds said:

    My problem is specific to pistol shooting.

    I have had the same pistol hard cases since 1998.

    They are very basic, I think they came from Walmart around 1998 or 1999 for $10 each. They are fine to toss a few pistols in and 1,000 rounds of ammo but my needs are a bit more elaborate with time.

    Now when I go to a match I am bringing:

    3-500 rounds

    3 pairs of prescription safety glasses

    basic tools for range level gun-smithing

    some basic spare parts (gun, holster, & mag carrier parts)

    2 pistols for competing

    8-12 magazines

    shot timer & power supply

    & need to store my concealed carry gun while shooting the match.

    I think I am going to buy this bag as it seems to fit the bill, but I am open to other/better suggestions as well.


    That is a nice bag, but pretty extensive.  Do you want something that elaborate or would you prefer multiple bags?
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    Get yourself a 'Nutsac' ;
    https://nutsac.com/collections/all


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  • notnow
    I went to the local second-hand store and where they had luggage, I got a heavy grade carry-on bag. About $5. But I'm only doing rifles.
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  • jeffb1911
    I use a variety of Bucket Boss type tool bags.  Some are about 24" long which will handle a takedown type rifle.  They handle the weight pretty well, and do not scream "gun" to people who see them.  Almost any tool type bag will do, and they usually have extra smaller pockets for tools and stuff.  
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  • rufe-snow
    I don't have to carry as much stuff as you do. So just got one of the nylon 20", sport/travel bags from Wall Mart. It's held up over a year now. And  I'm really happy with it. Only cost less than $20, and can carry a whole range of targets, tools and equipment. Doesn't stand out and scream gun, to the nosey neighbors either.

    Course being from China. Don't know what the availability will be, with the virus panic going on now. I been hearing some companies are having supply chain problems, and are pulling up stakes from China because of the uncertainity? Don't figure it will affect something like a  nylon sports bag. But you never can tell?
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