Looking for a Large Range Bag
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Re: Looking for a Large Range Bag
by 1911fan on Mon Jun 30, 2008 9:38 am
Wheels work fine indoors and in good weather, a inch of rain or a a few inches of snow and they go belly up real fast.
Re: Looking for a Large Range Bag
by hammAR on Mon Jun 30, 2008 9:46 am
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Re: Looking for a Large Range Bag
by selurcspi on Mon Jun 30, 2008 11:04 am
1911fan wrote:Wheels work fine indoors and in good weather, a inch of rain or a a few inches of snow and they go belly up real fast.
With a flat bottomed toolbox with wide wheels I've never had a problem outdoors or in!
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Re: Looking for a Large Range Bag
by BRIT_in_the_weeds on Mon Jun 30, 2008 3:19 pm
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Re: Looking for a Large Range Bag
by farmerj on Mon Jun 30, 2008 9:39 pm
I've got the 5.11 Range bag.
Works for me, I can carry all 14 of my range mags with me, about 500 rounds in the bad, and enough space for all the brass at the end of the day, pocket for all the range tools for cleaning rifle or pistol, pocket for safety / first aid stuff, camera, timer, and the sight black.
Works for me, I can carry all 14 of my range mags with me, about 500 rounds in the bad, and enough space for all the brass at the end of the day, pocket for all the range tools for cleaning rifle or pistol, pocket for safety / first aid stuff, camera, timer, and the sight black.
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All Terrain Motorized Range Bag
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Re: Looking for a Large Range Bag
by SIGP240 on Tue Dec 09, 2008 11:35 am
Stay with the Midway bag. I bought two, and I am always range ready. You can always short stuff the side pockets to drop weight, but when this bag is full. the guys at the range know that you are a 'shooter'. Beauty of the Midway bag is, you unzip the front, you have all your tools, mags and a clean surface to adjust/assemble.
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