Not sure if this is the best place to post this. I asked a few years ago for a "the range" section to post about best practices for range gear from bags, to timers, to targets and the other support gear that helps us train better.
Anyway,
nearly 20 years ago I had a CED Deluxe range bag that was stolen out of my truck, including a Glock 19 and a Ruger Single Six. Of course they recovered the Single Six, but not the Glock. Anyway, I digress. I never did get another good range bag after that. I used a Camelbak backpack for awhile to a limited degree of success and then for the last several years have used the bag shown in the pic below. I thought it was made by London Bridge, but not sure. I have two of them, one as a range bag and the other as a "go" bag stuffed with mags on the outside and med and other short-term support gear on the indside. As a range bag, it's reasonably successful and has lots of internal organization, but its not quite large enough to hold a pistol, ammo, or targets, and so I end up with the bag over my shoulder and hands full.
I think I want a larger, obese, American Sized range bag and I think I want that to be a CED XL bag with pistol sleeves, mag pockets, room for ammo, eyes, ears, targets, etc.
Feedback?
Current Range Bag: