Range Bags

A range bag is judged by its interior organisation, not its capacity. Ammunition is dense and small, so a bag sized by volume ends up either half empty or unliftable. What actually matters is whether magazines, eye and ear protection, a staple gun and a cleaning kit each have a place you can find without unpacking everything.

Look at the base and the zips. A bag loaded with ammunition puts every pound on the bottom panel and the stitching around the handles, and those are where cheap bags fail first. Rubber feet keep the base off a wet or oily bench. Dedicated pistol sleeves inside prevent handguns from knocking against each other in transit.