What's in your Range Bag ?
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2024 2:28 am
OK, apart from the basics, Pistol, Ammo, Glasses and Muffs, what else is in your range bag ?
What is your favorite range bag ?
What is your favorite range bag ?
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Re: What's in your Range Bag ?
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2024 2:41 am
Since you ask - my "lucky potato" crocheted for me by one of the lads I coach, along with trigger weight, pens, paper and mat for table.
Re: What's in your Range Bag ?
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2024 4:59 am
Transparent blinder for left eye, paper targets, small tool set (knife, flashlight, hex keys etc), Uplula.
I have a large older laptop bag for a range bag.
I have a large older laptop bag for a range bag.
Re: What's in your Range Bag ?
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2024 5:54 am
Classic wooden range box
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HawiMH8jTEY
also a different design.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HawiMH8jTEY
also a different design.
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Re: What's in your Range Bag ?
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2024 6:25 am
In one case: AP, glasses, pellets, 4 way file, very coarse sandpaper. The damn grip fitting NEVER ends.
In main case: S&W41, TOZ FP, scope, muffs, asstd. tools, ammo. lube, and a bad attitude Mister!
In main case: S&W41, TOZ FP, scope, muffs, asstd. tools, ammo. lube, and a bad attitude Mister!
Re: What's in your Range Bag ?
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2024 1:27 pm
Eyeglass lens cleaner, Thera Tears, thick socks (plantar fasciitis emergency) notebook and pen, water bottle, small magnifying glass.
Re: What's in your Range Bag ?
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2024 4:52 pm
I'm missing a stopwatch on these lists.
Re: What's in your Range Bag ?
Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2024 8:12 am
Gun
Magazine
Ammo
Trigger lock (I'm obliged by law...)
Glasses
Ear Suppressors
Spotting scope
Spotting scope tripod
Stopwatch
Safety flags
Magazine loading aid
Small towel for the table
Guitar foot rest
Target centers
Target patches
Nails (for targets)
Screwdrivers
Allen/tork keys
Small hammer
2mm punch
5x1cm wood block with a hole in it
Small pliers
Small cleaning rod and brushes
A 10ml flask with gun oil
Firing pin and spring
Ejector and spring
Pen
Water bottle
And a 2€ coin for the coffee challenge! (Loser has to pay the coffee after... Mine is the same coin for a while now... ;) )
Magazine
Ammo
Trigger lock (I'm obliged by law...)
Glasses
Ear Suppressors
Spotting scope
Spotting scope tripod
Stopwatch
Safety flags
Magazine loading aid
Small towel for the table
Guitar foot rest
Target centers
Target patches
Nails (for targets)
Screwdrivers
Allen/tork keys
Small hammer
2mm punch
5x1cm wood block with a hole in it
Small pliers
Small cleaning rod and brushes
A 10ml flask with gun oil
Firing pin and spring
Ejector and spring
Pen
Water bottle
And a 2€ coin for the coffee challenge! (Loser has to pay the coffee after... Mine is the same coin for a while now... ;) )
Re: What's in your Range Bag ?
Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2024 11:32 am
The college team I help coach has more extreme requirements. When we go to away matches at other schools and the National Championships, we need tools & supplies to keep 10 students' air pistols & .22 running smoothly over several days. The current Coaches' travel kit looks like this:
It's in a large aluminum Kalispel attache case, and is a bit unwieldy. I'm in the process of re-doing it in a plastic Pelican case with wheels. That will be a significantly larger volume, but everything will be organized in compartmented plastic bins for quick access. We should have additional room for pellets, .22 ammo, and a trigger test weight set.
It's in a large aluminum Kalispel attache case, and is a bit unwieldy. I'm in the process of re-doing it in a plastic Pelican case with wheels. That will be a significantly larger volume, but everything will be organized in compartmented plastic bins for quick access. We should have additional room for pellets, .22 ammo, and a trigger test weight set.