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    What's in your range bag?

    I am assembling a range bag from square one. I have a new range bag and a multi tool to put in it. What does the well equipped range bag contain?
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    Timer, at least 5 mags, extra ear plugs and set of eye protection, pen and small notebook/tablet, gun lube.
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    staple gun
    staples
    extra earplugs
    lube
    hex head wrenches
    needle nose pliers
    torx screwdriver
    mini vice grip
    extra eye pro
    chamber flags
    Swiss Army knife
    batteries
    band-aids
    hand sanitizer
    permanent marker
    metal marker
    lint-free rag
    blue loc-tite
    target pasters
    segmented cleaning rod (mainly for knocking out stuck rounds, not really for cleaning)

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    Rifle rest, spotting scope, assorted tools, lube, targets, staple gun, hearing protection.


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    Masking tape
    100 mph tape
    Excederin
    Misc. allen wrenches
    Spare small AR parts bag
    Gloves
    USGI cleaning kit
    Couple of USGI stripper spoons
    Several mags loaded with practice ammo
    Various pouches for the above mags
    4 mags loaded with Fighting ammo
    (in case I have to shoot my way home)
    Sharpie, ball point, and note pad.
    Folder with Zeroing targets and copies of NFA papers
    2 Ear muffs
    3 Eye pros
    Baggie of ear plugs
    Rimfire pistol and ammo
    5 carry pistol mags - usually empty but ideally loaded
    Extra battery for my Red dot on my 10/22
    Post card with my list of gear for a class
    Couple of boxes of factory ammo
    1 box of frangibles
    Quaker granoly type bars
    and
    A camelbak on top.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Thekatar View Post
    staple gun
    staples
    extra earplugs
    lube
    hex head wrenches
    needle nose pliers
    torx screwdriver
    mini vice grip
    extra eye pro
    chamber flags
    Swiss Army knife
    batteries
    band-aids
    hand sanitizer
    permanent marker
    metal marker
    lint-free rag
    blue loc-tite
    target pasters
    segmented cleaning rod (mainly for knocking out stuck rounds, not really for cleaning)
    That about does it for me as well. I also have sun screen and for this time of year, a spare stocking cap and gloves.

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    I use a black, USGI-style tool bag.

    cleaning rod/eyelet/brush
    two packs of patches
    bottle of CLP
    AP brush
    filthy carbonized T-shirt swatch
    Wiley-X glasses w/ clear lenses
    el cheapo ballistic glasses w/ clear lenses
    my "favorite" set of ear plugs
    masking tape in lieu of pasties
    stapler and staples
    leatherman/multiplier
    Gerber Guardian Back-up II

    added en route: appropriate ammo and a pepsi
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    Quote Originally Posted by RyanS View Post
    That about does it for me as well. I also have sun screen and for this time of year, a spare stocking cap and gloves.
    Insect repellent is good to have as well, along with some neosporin to go along with the band-aids.

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    Paper plates.

    They make good targets and I can have lunch on them too.




    I also carry:
    -Cleaning kit, mil issue w/front sight tool & broken shell extractor
    -A bottle of Breakfree LP
    -Spotting scope
    -Glasses
    -Ear pro
    -Gloves
    -Leatherman tool
    -Stapler and staples
    -A couple of Zero targets just in case I need to adjust anything

    *Ammo/mags are carried in an ammo can.

    I have a bigger tool box for major cleaning and repair (spare parts/BCG/ect..) but I don't consider it a "range bag" and most of the time I don't even take it with me. Maybe I should...
    -David

    AR-15 owner/shooter since 1998

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    That reminds me....

    Some Wet ones in case you want to eat out at the shoot. (wash that lead and filth off your hands)

    And some Toilet paper... in case of an unforseen dump.

    Also, I don't use a bag. I use a sterlite plastic tote. It's easier to keep stuff from shifting. Specific items are always in the same place for quick access. Plus a hard tote acts as a small table for loading or whatever.
    "What would a $2,000 Geissele Super Duty do that a $500 PSA door buster on Black Friday couldn't do?" - Stopsign32v

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