Start with protected, unloaded handguns in their padded sleeves or dedicated compartments. Keeping them in the same positions on every trip prevents loose items from contacting finishes, sights, or co...
A range bag does not automatically need a lock for a routine trip. When it remains under the owner’s direct control and the firearm is unloaded and carried in an appropriate separate case, adding a sm...
A bag packed for every conceivable activity becomes slow to use. Keep an always-in layer in fixed pockets: eye and ear protection, identification, a small first-aid kit, notebook, marker, water, and b...
A range backpack is not a distinct class of object so much as a bag organized around a particular job. At its simplest, that job may be carrying eye and ear protection, a small cleaning kit, gloves, w...
A range bag does not need to be purpose-built. For a first trip, it only needs to do three jobs well: separate small items, protect what should not get crushed or mixed, and keep essentials easy to re...
