Large Rolling Range Bag with Telescoping Handle

I've been in need of a good bag to use for USPSA having tried my 'usual' range bag and what not. I come to find that I needed ALOT more stuff due to the nature of competition and this bags fits all my needs:- cleaning tool storage- gun box storage- wheels- numerous compartments for gun parts and accesories- mag pouchesI looked at the CED bags and at 2x's the amount I couldn't justify the purchase. Especially when it was essentially just an accessorized back pack. Not worth the $199 IMO. This bag has been used for 2 matches now and I don't think it's going anywhere. The best part really has to be that I can bring ALL my stuff and still have room for bottled drinks and snacks. I just wish the wheels were a bit more heavy duty as all the AP ranges nearby use gravel and occasionally I'll have to lug this thing around. No biggie+ Lots of storage+ Well thought out storage organization (sunglasses, ears, mags, cleaning, targets, tape, tools, pistols, etc.)+ Lockable main compartment+ Well made+ Good price- Still "Made in China"- Wheels can be bigger (will not roll over thick gravel)

The bag is quite large and has a ton of pockets. I can store ammo in the huge main compartment, as well as tools and ear protection. I have 2 sets of over ear Howard Leight electronic ears, 1 NRA branded ears, and 1 regular non-electronic ear pro stored in the side and main pouches. There's small inside pouches for earplugs.It comes with a hard case for parts, which is nice. I've got Allen wrenches, batteries for the TLR 6 and 8's I use, factory sights that have been replaced, etc.The downside of the bag is some of the pockets are difficult to access, such are the eye protection on the inner flap. My eye pro is a bit big, so it's awkward to get in there. However, if throw them in a hard case and just toss them in you're good to go. The row of mag pouches are nice, but depending on what you put on the top row you'll be hard pressed to close the pocket.I purchased this over a year ago, and I'm happy with it. It's held up just fine.

Works great.

I gave it 5 stars, because compared to every other bag that I have seen it is significantly better - that's not to say there isn't room for a few small improvements though.It has 3 padded internal compartments (2 small, 1 large) in addition to the numerous pockets inside and the spots for 2 pairs of eyes and 2 pairs of ears. Outside are compartments for a stapler, tape, binoculars/rangefinder, ear muffs, magazines, misc. / cleaning. On the back is a tool pouch and an organizer tray for small stuff.Pros:-Organized. I love the label system. I am "OCD" about being organized, and I love that it has labels.-Very sturdy. I can load this thing up with a ton of ammo, sand bags, all my gear, and wheel away.-Roomy. This thing has a ton of room in the main compartment, and plenty of pockets.-Portable. The handle and wheels similar to luggage is fantastic.Cons:-The pockets on the inside and on the very outside can be tight / thin.-The labels are great, but it would be cool if they were replaceable somehow so you could label the pockets yourself.

When I go to the range I do not travel light. I carry first aid kit(s), range scope, sand bags, at least one mag for all of my handguns, targets and stickers, staple gun and extra staples, towels for wiping hands and laying on the bench and various other sundries. Because I often take people who are new to shooting, I also carry multiple pairs of eyes and ears. This bag will hold it all. It is perfect for me because, no matter what my shooting plans are for the day, I know I've got all my accessories already packed and ready for the trip to the range.Now, mind you, because this bag is so cavernous, it is VERY easy to load it to be so heavy you can't pick it up. It does roll fairly well, but you still have to be able to lift it into your vehicle. So be careful you stay under your maximum lift-limit.In all, if you are looking for a huge range bag to hold an enormous amount of equipment, this is a great bag for that.

This roller bag is a nice way to avoid carrying 3 or 4 things to the gun range - keeps your arms free to get into an indoor range (being able to open the door yourself). I have not loaded it to the brim with ammo yet to check it's weight bearing capacity, but one can easily fit 12-16 boxes of ammo, 4-6 firearms, all of your gear, etc. into one space. I have yet to try this item on gravel or uneven pavement - but expect to do so this summer at the outdoor ranges. One thing I did not like is the mag pouches. The top row won't hold standard magazines to allow you to zip the pocket shut. You either have to leave it partiallly open or fill it with other items (flashlight, protein bars, small tools, etc.). That is one item needing improvement. The number of pockets are a lot lower than my usual range bag. The only other thing I wish they would have done is used a heavier material type. This material doesn't seem as tough as other reinforced materials available. This is why I only gave this bag 4 stars. I will continue to evaluate over time and see how it does over the next year. It was priced at about the same as a good quality rolling tool bag, so I decided to give it a shot. Amazon's price on this item was extremely competitive. The seller (Woodbury) had the item to me in 2 days; but that is likely because I live in Ohio where they are based. They did ship faster and I got the item about a week ahead of the estimated time on Amazon!All in all, I am pleased with the item so far. It will save me a lot of rustling around with my range equipment and gun bags while going to the range.