Best hunting bags & belts according to redditors

I have one like it but it's not leather. Grab you a military style day pack (I think the one shoulder ones are rush bags, maybe that's just the brand I have though) and attach some extra pouches to the M.O.L.L.E. straps. Something like this. There are some for not as many money if super rugged isn't needed.

In this vein, you could check out upland game hunting vests. They often have large pockets for shells/other stuff on the front and a big pouch on the back for carrying whatever game you're able to take. Will probably want to do some sewing so it's a tighter/better fit but might be something to check out. Amazon, Cabela's, and Midway USA are good places to shop. They're definitely not going to be ultra-light, but they should be a reasonably cheap proof of concept.

Edit: If you're really serious, there's this dove hunting belt that I found for 40$.

I finally ditched my ratty old backpack for a real range bag. Arrived yesterday.

Its not very big but it neatly fits everything I could think to put in it and I didn't spend much.

https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B0047T4J20/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I have this one and I've used pretty roughly for about a year and it still looks brand new. No tears, zippers all work great etc. It has inserts in the main compartment so you can divide it in 3. The sides have removable padded slips for your guns. I like it quite a bit. I also have this Browning bag and it's okay, but I prefer the Gunmate. I think the Browning is more of an Ammo bag because it doesn't have a specific spot for guns. Honestly, it sort of just sits in my closet full of ammo. Anyway, hope this helps.

EDIT: I remembered my one gripe with the Gunmate... No magazine holders. I really wish it had about 5-6 of them. I went and looked at the MidwayUSA bags and I'm contemplating buying THIS bag.

My tactical man-purse. I've been using this for 3 and a half years now, still holding up well!

• A car to wall outlet adaptor
  
• car outlet expansion
  
• portable back up charger
  
• a pair of retractable earbuds I got for $1
  
  We don't have permanent assigned units at my service, so sometimes I'll get a truck with only one working car outlet and/or get a dead toughbook in the morning.
  
  Edit: formatting with links!

Like this?

HAZARD 4 RFL-BTAX-BLK Battle Axe Guitar-Shaped Padded Rifle Case, Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DQG2ZHG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_-PrBDbJPWB6X5


Hazard 4 makes nice stuff....

If you want tactical:
http://www.amazon.com/UTG-Multi-Functional-Tactical-Messenger-Black/dp/B002BJBIRW

http://www.amazon.com/Maxpedition-Kodiak-Gearslinger-Khaki-Foliage/dp/B002DAHQ02/ref=sr_1_3?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1406573836&sr=1-3&keywords=maxpedition+sitka

If you want grey man:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KCKZDU0?psc=1

http://www.amazon.com/JanSport-Market-Street-Messenger-Black/dp/B004S9C4DK/ref=sr_1_8?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1406574007&sr=1-8&keywords=messenger+bag

You'd have to describe your shooting setup: Bench, prone or standing.

If bench, are you just shooting using your elbow as the support, are you using range-supplied wood blocks, sandbags etc? Is the rifle completely supported front and back on bags etc?

An 8" circle at 200 is about 4 MoA which isn't unreasonable if you're shooting with your elbow as support, stock milspec trigger and no rear bag using inexpensive ammo.

If you want to see how good the gun is, try this:

1. Get decent ammo. Magtech 77gr is about 50cpr and decent ammo. PPU 69gr or 75gr is similar and about 44-50cpr
   
   
2. Support the rifle on bags front and back. Sandbags are the best and most stable. I like Protekor Model. A few more $ but they'll last forever.
   
   
3. Aim small/miss small. Don't aim at a 3" circle, pick the smallest point you can make out on the target and purposely offset your point of impact. E.g. Adjust POI up about 1-2" so the dot etc stays unharmed as you shoot.
   
   Your 9x mag may be a little low for 200yds aiming for a small point. Try 100yds instead picking a small aim point.
   
   For me, 15x is barely enough to see grid lines crossing at 100yds (about a 2mm PoA) which is what I'm aiming at for under 1 MoA.

Here is the link to that color, the other colors are a few bucks more. Be sure to emphasize that it is a tactical man purse. It fits my CCW just fine.

I have this bag. It's not bad once you get it adjusted and it's currently 1/2 price.

https://www.amazon.ca/ALPS-OutdoorZ-Bear-Hunting-Realtree/dp/B004Y7J434/ref=sr_1_4?s=sports&ie=UTF8&qid=1506367133&sr=1-4

My pistol range bag came with two pistol rugs/sleeves ( you can see them in the customer images). I just place my pistol ontop of one of those when I'm leaving it on the table at the range. I would just purchase a rifle cleaning mat if you want to fit four pistols on one mat that is rollable. I ordered this mat from a calguns member, shipped fast and low price. You could also order a XXL extended mouse pad

I own and love the G.P.S. Medium Range Bag. It is seven kinds of awesome and holds a metric fuckton of pistol stuff. Buy this bag and spend your time more usefully agonizing over whether to buy a Buckmark or a 1911 (buy both).

Here's some better stuff to replace the stuff (Tbh, crap) you picked out

ESS NVGs

Mechanix M-pacts

Hatch X-tak knee pads

One Tigris is fine.

Going off this picture

For gear, a low vis plate carrier (or crossdraw, but plate carrier makes more sense) and a belt with HSGI Tacos on it or a drop leg. That makes sense for a prepper/undercover perspective. A low vis plate carrier (like a Slickster or Spritius?) would help them stay sort of inconspicuous, if they drop the guns at least, while providing protection. Tacos make sense because they're scavenging for ammo and using various different guns and Tacos will carry anything.

They use Blackhawk Serpa holsters but I can not recommend that. They're some of the worst designed holsters ever made. Safariland and G-code both make drop legs that are much better.

I don't know much about sling bags but 5.11 makes one. It'll be real nice though expensive. Best advice I can give there is to go on Amazon and find one you like.

for clothes, they wear everyday clothes. Jeans or cargo pants with a shirt and coat. I think the 5.11 Stryke pants would be a good fit. They have plenty of pockets, stretch well, don't look tactical, and are slightly water proof which I think would be good in snow. Other than those, wear whatever pants you can move well in. Could look into 'tactical jeans' like 5.11 Defender-Flex but I don't know much about those.

Front left pocket:

• Rite In The Rain Leather Cover with 3x5 All-Weather Memo Book
  
• Zebra F-701 with Fisher Space Pen Fine Point Refill
  
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  Front right pocket:
  
  
• House key keychain with EDCgear Pocket Hanger (originally from eBay — link is to same exact rebranded hardware
  
• Car key keychain with TEC Glow Fob
  
• Sriracha2go with Blair's After Death Hot Sauce — the contents of this change every time I refill it. It will probably be Melinda's Trinidad Scorpion next time.
  
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  Back right pocket:
  
  
• Fossil Flip ID Wallet — I don't think this is sold individually. It's actually a wallet insert that came with a larger wallet, but it's the perfect size to hold the bare necessities.
  
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  Back left pocket:
  
  
• LG V10 with OBLIQ case
  
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  Also pictured:
  
  
• UTG Tacticool Messenger Bag
  
• Gerber Suspension
  
• 27-ounce Classic Stainless Steel Klean Canteen with Sport Cap
  
• Smith & Wesson Galaxy 12 — my version is an older model that uses 2 CR123As and only has white LEDs and a regular bulb

This one has served me really well for a couple years with no issues.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01F3U6YMY?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_pd_title

What people are hinting at and not saying, is that you can get yourself a really good bag that will do everything you could need (unless your needs are INTENSELY specalized) for around $100. Anyone much over that is either too far into their own hype, or are approaching dimishing returns as far as dollar per feature.

Get a little more specific about what you're carrying around, or what you do regularly and options can be narrowed. Some people carry more, and some less. A 5.11 Rush 10 may be your size, where as others need a larger bag like a Rush 12.

Do you want single or double strap? Do you care about a military type bag or would you prefer a more urban look? Do you carry a laptop? Do you have any hobbies that require special gear? Does it need to be close to water proof? Do you plan to have to carry it around for long periods of time or will it spend a lot of time in the car? Does it need to perform double duty as a school/work bag?

All of these are going to be rugged options. None of these are over $150. Some are larger than others and some are sling packs. Others are backpack style. Some more urban than others.

You CAN get spendy on a pack, but really...I don't see much reason unless you want something that isn't available at a lower price somewhere else. Goruck is well thought of, but their bags seem expensive to me for what they are.

5.11 Rush 10

5.11 Rush 12

5.11 Covert 18

Maxpedition Falcon II

Maxpedition Sitka

Tactical Tailor Concealed Carry Sling Bag

Tactical Tailor Operator Pack

Grey Ghost Gear Light Weight Assault Pack and Stealth Operator Pack

Hazard 4 Plan B Sling Pack

Edit: For what it's worth, I've been carrying around a Medium sized A.L.I.C.E pack (no frame) that I got for $15 online for two years now. It carries whatever I need it to, and comes with me just about everywhere. I've been looking to upgrade for a little bit, but I don't really NEED to. I just like the shiny new packs out there.

I'm just going to use this space to write a potential post and then copypasta it to the mods, see if they wanna use it.

Hello! This is sk8s's guide to the holidays!

You're probably here looking for gift ideas for the gun enthusiast in your life. Now, each individual person is unique and preferences, but here's a little launching pad to get you started.

Here is a list of stocking stuffers for the shooting enthusiast in your life, in no particular order.

• Ammo - Can't shoot a gun if you don't have ammo for it. Know what caliber (size) of ammo to get. If it's a handgun or a rifle, most guns won't be terribly picky about what brand it is. Depending on the caliber, the prices can vary greatly. A box of practice 9mm (50 rounds) will be in the $10-15 range, whereas a box of practice .45 ACP (50 rounds) will cost about $20-$25. Whether it's bulk practice ammo or a box of match grade ammo, it will be enjoyed immensely.
  
  
• Eye and ear protection - I have a pair of these in my bag as a loaner pair (and I use them frequently if I forget my nice pair). Lucky Gunner has a fairly comprehensive guide for eyepro. As for hearing protection, Gunnit recommends the Howard Leight Impact Sport electronic earmuffs. I have them, I love them. A pack of regular foam earplugs is great as well for doubling up at an indoor range.
  
  
• Targets - Gotta have something to shoot at. A pack of paper targets makes a great, cheap stocking stuffer. I like the Shoot-n-see targets for when I'm shooting with friends, and these for when I'm trying to shoot the best I can. However, there can be something quite satisfying about hearing the ring of a bullet hitting steel. If the person has a .22LR, this is an incredibly fun target. My buddy and I have shot well over 2000 rounds at his, and it's just as fun every time. For a centerfire handgun or rifle, check out MOA targets for some great steel targets.
  
  
• Range bag - gotta take all the crap to the range in style! The most recommended range bag here is the Midway USA compact competition range bag. My favorite bag that I've seen (and will probably buy soon) is the GPS Range Bag, but that's because I'm anal about organizing my crap.
  
  
• Range membership - Range fees can be very expensive. A range pass or membership allows the shooter in your life to go whenever they want!
  
  
• Concealed weapons permit class - Has someone in your life been in a situation where they wished they had a gun to protect them? Is someone looking to have gun to prevent that situation from happening? Pay for them to go get their concealed weapons permit. They may or may not carry, but if the state allows it, it is never a bad idea to have such a permit. You know, just in case.
  
  Now, these are all just some generic questions and are not intended to be a one-size-fits-all solution (though I'm of the opinion that nobody will turn down ammo). Feel free to comment if you have any questions and we can help you out! Happy holidays!
  

My bag is a knock off Maxpedition Jumbo, like this but in tan:
http://www.amazon.com/UTG-Multi-Functional-Tactical-Messenger-Black/dp/B002BJBIRW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1374107930&sr=8-1&keywords=utg

In it I have

• Milwaukee M12 driver (in the back pocket) ttp://www.amazon.com/Bare-Tool-Milwaukee-2401-20-12-Volt-Subcompact/dp/B002N2XJ8I/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1374108007&sr=8-10&keywords=m12h
  
• Fluke LinkRunner Duo and tone probe http://www.testequipmentdepot.com/flukenetworks/network-testers/linkrunner-duo.htm
  
• Screw Bits, drill bits, and long extension for drill. The long extension is the important part here, helps deal with vertical finger wire managers.
  
• Klien 10 in 1 Screwdriver
  
• Flashlight
  
• Paladin Snips
  
• Sharpie
  
• Label Maker (in water bottle pocket)
  
• Spare Optics (Gig SR, 10G SR, COPPER - GLC-T can save your ass)
  
• Cage nuts and screws
  
• Bandaids
  
• Velcro
  
  I do design now but my job used to be to fly in and rack, stack, connect, and configure in a colo or to refresh in company owned locations. This was all I really needed to get by.

Get her one of these and you'll never have to ever again. Also super damn durable.

You are looking for a tool bag. I use this one. It is big enough for two pistol cases, eyes/ears, targets, multitool, ammo, etc. On the inside there are pockets along the walls where you can put magazines/boxes of .22LR. I've had mine for a year and there are no visible signs of wear.

I use this . It's a little pricey, but there is definitely room for everything. Outside of the typical eyes and ears, there's room for 4 guns, 12 mags, and a thousand little pockets for everything else. I keep foam earplugs, tacs for hanging targets, targets themselves, ammo, a tiny med kit, and shooting gloves in there. Occasionally a cleaning kit if I'm traveling, but not usually. There's definitely room for more, if that's your thing

To my knowledge, as u/ExpatJundi said, it doesn't have to be rigid. I'm pretty certain it can just have locking zippers, especially since that's what I primarily see at USPSA competitions and other range gatherings.

I had been looking at the Plano pistol cases, but ended up saving some money by going with this bag... Not top of the line by any means but I've been very happy with it thus far.

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00I1RZ7EI/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

EDIT: According to http://www.masslive.com/politics/index.ssf/2012/12/a_primer_on_massachusetts_gun.html

"Transporting a firearm in a vehicle: The same licensing restrictions on ownership of various firearms applies to transportation of such guns. But generally speaking, all rifles and shotguns must be unloaded when in a motor vehicle. Handguns and large-capacity firearms left unattended in a vehicle must be unloaded and kept in a locked case, locked trunk or other secure container. Muzzleloading or other Black Powder firearms must also be unloaded."

[This] (https://www.amazon.com/5-11-Tactical-RUSH-Moab-Backpack/dp/B004D1SMES/ref=sr_1_2?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1505839117&sr=1-2&keywords=5.11+moab+12)

https://www.amazon.com/Osage-River-Tactical-Shooting-Coyote/dp/B00VKN037Q/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1478970482&sr=8-1&keywords=Osage+River+Tactical+Shooting+Gun+Range+Bag

G.P.S. Handgunner Backpack for $80. Have no complaints and it doubles as a shooting rest for long guns.
G.P.S. Handgunner Backpack, Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00A5C17GO/ref=cm_sw_r_api_TR4jyb6WEJQ2W

Am I missing something?

https://www.amazon.com/5-11-Tactical-Sling-Backpack-Style/dp/B005AG4O42

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01F3U6YMY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

This is the one I use. Fits the case, portable monitor, KB+M, Xbone Controller, Oculus Rift setup, headset, etc.


Padding is decent, better than others I’ve seen but nothing to write home about.


Pretty well built duffel bag.

Like this?

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005HRP7TU/ref=pd_aw_sim_sbs_200_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=CR6VE9JZ3X1ZKTPZ21XH

It looks like the standard duty version would carry what you need. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00VKN037Q/ref=ask_ql_qh_dp_hza?th=1&psc=1

I run a G.P.S. Tactical Quad Plus 2 Pistol Case, and it was quite reasonable in price ($50). I bring 4-6 pistols in it (Walther Q5, CZ75 SP01, Glock 22, P30L and sometimes my 9mm Shieldn and P22) without them scratching each other. Holds them secure along with several hundred rounds of ammo, glasses, ear plugs, minor cleaning kit, etc. About the only thing it doesn't hold well is targets.



Additional Note: Few guys at my range run G.P.S. Handgunner Backpacks, they are pretty happy with them (they like being able to pull out all of the pistols on a tray and just set it on the shooting bench), but the bag itself is just too large for what I like to run.

Yep! I run two in the rush series

1. Rush 72 (bug out): https://www.amazon.com/5-11-RUSH72-Tactical-Backpack-Military/dp/B0019MPNNC/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2YMF5VLO44QJS&keywords=rush+72&qid=1549667428&sprefix=rush+72%2Caps%2C197&sr=8-1
   
2. MOAB 10 (get home/EDC): https://www.amazon.com/5-11-Tactical-Sling-Backpack-Style/dp/B004D1SMES?ref_=bl_dp_s_web_2581599011
   
   In case of the big one you connect one to the other and walk. They're amazing. Well made, well thought out, and durable as hell.

this is a 5.11 MOAB10 - got mine from the 5.11 store near me, but here's that amazon link

https://www.amazon.com/5-11-Tactical-Shoulder-Military-Backpack/dp/B004D1SMES/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=5.11+moab&qid=1564691383&s=gateway&sr=8-1

also, i should note, i got the foam from foam factory

https://www.foambymail.com/charcoal-pick-and-pull-grid-foam.html

I'd buy:

Breakfree CLP syringe

Larger bottle of breakfre

Boresnake

Those and a box of q-tips plus a toothbrush and maybe some rags make a great cleaning kit. For a light, you'll want to get a streamlight tlr-1 or tlr-3, but they are both closer to $100. You might also want to get a little safe for her, a mini gunvault would work well. And ammo... must have the ammo!

You might also want a range bag to keep your hearing/eye protection, ammo, and pistol in.

Gunmate bag

And sometimes I find that muff aren't enough which I saw you bought. I like to wear these sometimes by themselves or under muffs.

Peltor ear plugs

I take out the yellow end and they make really nice, compact, and effective hearing protection. And they're reusable of course.

Soft case version

I roll with something like this

G.P.S. Handgunner Backpack Black GPS-1711BP https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00A5C17GO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_rgHwDb5D8NSJQ

My father bought me this when first son was born. Great product very modular. Still like new after years of hard use. Bonus the flap for the main bag unfolds all the way and makes a great changing pad on the go, and it has a pocket for a camel back bladder which is super useful to keep the kiddos hydrated on days out.

https://www.amazon.com/5-11-Tactical-Mobile-Operation-Attachment/dp/B004D1SMES/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1500997819&sr=8-1&keywords=shoulder+backpack+tactical+511

Hmm that's a good idea. I was also thinking of modifying a guitar case or buying something like this one if only it could carry more than one. As is, I just leave early in the morning and come back mid-afternoon and haven't really run into anybody.

I can't remember where I got mine, but I have a cheap shit one, like this:

http://www.amazon.com/GunMate-Range-Removable-Hook-Dividers/dp/B0047T4J20/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1416795745&sr=8-1&keywords=range+bag

Edit: I got this one:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001LZPNWS/ref=pe_309540_26725410_item

Works, but i need to get something bigger.

For a general backpack I use a 5.11 RUSH 12, if you want something a little bigger they have ones that are basically the same but larger capacity RUSH 24 and RUSH 72. I use the RUSH MOAB 10 which is basically the RUSH 12 but with a single sling instead of a proper backpack. I have both BTW and you can clip them onto each other if you need more storage or if you travel with someone and you find yourself needing to carry two backpacks at once. Its a great general "all occasions" backpack. That being said it has a hydration pouch which might be overkill for you, its perfect for me because I go hiking. Now 5.11 has other backpacks that are similar that dont have the hydration pack I'd check them out. They are a quality manufacturer and has good customer service. If you want to go a little cheaper its pretty easy to find chinese knockoff backpacks that are almost exactly like real 5.11 ones but much cheaper, 5.11 is probably $110+, the knockoffs are closer to $50, I cant vouch for the quality, could be made in the same factory, but I know the customer service is shit. I wouldnt call it minimalist as they do tend to have MOLLE straps on them, it reduces the amount of stuff you have on the exterior such as pouches and cup holders but its not "smoothe". They have a 25L Dart pack that is pretty minimalist on the outside and is pretty large, you should be able to pack a laptop and a couple days of clothing and supplies fairly easily.

Now if you want security I got my girl PacSafe VentureSafe Exp45, Its minimalist like you want and a little bigger, its basically a carry on with backpack straps but it also has some security features that you seem interested in, you can lock the zippers, the zipper itself is pretty secure and the backpack itself is cut resistant, it also comes with a wire to anchor it to something when your out traveling and you dont want your backpack snatched.

5.11 RUSH 12 https://www.511tactical.com/rush-12-backpack.html

5.11 Dart Pack https://www.511tactical.com/dart-pack.html

PacSafe VentureSafe Exp45 https://www.pacsafe.com/venturesafe-exp45-anti-theft-45l-carry-on-travel-pack/60321100.html

5.11 MOAB 10 https://smile.amazon.com/5-11-Tactical-Shoulder-Military-Backpack/dp/B004D1SMES/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=5.11+MOAB&qid=1566823000&s=gateway&sr=8-1

I rock it hard, right by my own purse.

Right now I'm using a UTG messenger bag. I really should have paid another $40 and gotten the Maxpedition, but I have to admit it's held up well over 2 years so far. No threads have pulled out and all the zippers still work.

I used to carry a surplus West German army backpack to work, but it was honestly too big and I ended up with a ton of crap in there that I didn't need. This bag is small enough to hold the essentials and not get overstuffed with old bills, papers, books, etc.

The UTG bag is big enough for me to hold my headphones, a bunch of USB drives, multitool and some screwdrivers, crimping tool, flashlight, tape, pens, gloves, band-aids, neosporin and some allergy and pain meds.

Like these? (amazon)

Incidentally, that would help push non-prime people into the free shipping amount.

This what I use. I keep the pistols in the side pockets, locked with a small travel master lock. Unloaded mags unloaded in the main compartment along with Ammo. All goes in the trunk

Gunmate 1919687 Range Bag https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0047T4J20/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_r-B.AbRNTH112

5.11 Tactical Rush Moab 10 backpack is perfect as well.

Just got this awesome, expandable mofo ALPS OutdoorZ Big Bear Hunting Day Pack, Realtree Xtra https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004Y7J434/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_XNj.zb7S5N40P

I've been looking at

This and this and this.

I'm picking up a 5.11 MOAB 10 backpack soon to carry stuff when I'm out pokehunting. I may have to snag one of these and slap it on the pack when it gets here.

https://www.amazon.com/5-11-Tactical-Mobile-Operation-Attachment/dp/B004D1SMES/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1469719536&sr=8-1&keywords=5.11+moab+10

I like GORUCK shit as much as anyone, but a cheap range bag from Amazon will probably last you a good long while and save money you can spend on training and ammo.

This is the one I have and I love it. Holds my Glock 19, a bunch of ammo, cleaning shit, ear pro, odds and ends and a shmaug (if the lady forgets to not wear a low cut shirt that day) https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0047T4J20/

I do some photography. I shoot with a canon T3i and I use two lenses primarily: my 70:30 f4-5.6 and my 85 f1.8. I can fit both of those plus the lens hoods for both and the camera body in the bag comfortably and have plenty of space in the other compartments for my batteries, SD cards, a couple microfiber cloths and other small cleaning tools, as well as other personal stuff I need. It's super sturdy and any compartment that has a part exposed to the exterior has a rubber waterproof coating. It's pretty damn cheap for a really (and I mean REALLY) well made bag that easily fits the essentials. Any small bag that fits a camera can be a camera bag.. So don't go looking specifically for a "camera bag" because you're limiting yourself.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002BJBIRW/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1420653880&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX200_QL40&dpPl=1&dpID=51B2-6f2aQL&ref=plSrch

https://www.amazon.com/Caldwell-Lead-Sled-Weight-Bag/dp/B000X8PBZI

something like this might help, bring a couple of them

I use the GPS handgunner

I usually have two .22lr (one with an aimpoint), a 1911 and Ruger Blackhawk in .45 Colt with me. All for just fine in the bottom. I have carried 5 total guns in this case with ammo and mags. It gets heavy but hold up well.

I've been using this for a couple months now :

GunMate Range Bag with Removable Hook and Loop Dividers https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0047T4J20/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_UrWBybYQZT8FW


Can't beat that price and it does what I need it to

I'm a first-time gun owner as of Christmas (Sig P320C!), so I ordered the following today:

• Blackhawk Sportster Deluxe Range Bag
  
• Maglula UpLULA speedloader
  
• Champion Electronic Earmuffs
  
  I'm super excited!

I have this bag and it works great—super sturdy and well-constructed, and the shoulder strap easily handles the weight. It is decently padded and has rubber feet on the bottom. The M1 is a hair tight to get into the main compartment, but it fits perfectly once inside (the main compartment dimensions are nearly perfect for the M1 with a couple inches to spare lengthwise). My Vortex Rac3 (75%) or New Poker II (65%) fit comfortably in either side compartment (not sure if a TKL would fit though). If you have a headset that fully folds up, that fits nicely in the draw-string end pouch/bag (Sennheiser PC350SE). The side pouches also have an interior molle web that is great for keeping your cables nice and organized. Definitely recommend it!

i have this one that i used for like two trips to the range and ended up getting a rifle, so upgraded my bag.

[range bag](Osage River Tactical Shooting Gun Range Bag, Gunmetal Grey , Light Duty (13.5 x 10.5 x 7.5) Inches https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01F3U6VLS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_Gmg0CbV6A4GK8)

lmk if interested.

I have this bag and love it.
Lancer Tactical CA-343 MOLLE 42" in. Double Carbine Rifle Soft Case Gun Bag QD Buckle Adjustable Straps Utility Pouches Carrying Handle Zipper Travel Hunting Airsoft - DISRUPTIVE GRAY https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XP34DGG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_9EByzbQFG9VW3

Osage River Tactical Shooting Gun Range Bag, Coyote Tan,Standard (18 x 13 x 10)Inches https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00VKN037Q/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_1K0bzbSFZG1EJ

The coyote looks to have a light interior.

There's a good price on the Blackhawk bag I use, great bag but it's black interior
Just mention in case anyone else is looking for a good bag

Blackhawk Sportster Deluxe Range Hunting Bag https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0026658U8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_yO0bzbWV0762M

https://www.amazon.com/Osage-River-Tactical-Shooting-Standard/dp/B00VKN037Q/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1494368565&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=Range+bag&psc=1

I picked that one up recently. I went with the large. Would easily fit 8 pistols depending upon how you arrange it. Granted it's going to weigh a ton with that many. Seems like a solid built bag.

I'm looking towards this or this

Picture of the setup
 

Rifle Setup

• Rifle - CZ 455 Varmint (Bull barrel)
  
• Optic - Barska 6-24x50 AO IR Blackhawk w/Sunshade Link
  
• Optic Misc - Vortex Optics Bubble Level Link
  
• Stock - Stock^2(ha)
  
• Benchrest Adapter - Sinclair Int'l Forend Benchrest Adapter Link
  
• Trigger - Rifle Basix CZ-52 Link
  
• Shooting Rest - Caldwell "The Rock" BR Competition Link
  
• Squeeze Bag - Protektor Front Squeeze Bag Link
  
• Rear Bag - Protektor Rabbit Ear Rear Bag Link
   
  
  Ammo
  
  
• Eley Practice 100 Link
  
• Eley Edge Link
  
• Eley Club Link
  
• Eley Target Link
   
  
  Equipment
  
  
• Hearing Protection - Peltor Sport Tactical 100 Link
  
• Eye Protection - Sunglasses or Smith & Wesson Shooting Glasses Link
  
• Misc - Fresh Balls Link (Apply it to leather bags to reduce friction. This goes on as a cream and dries quickly as a powder. Can also use baby powder)
  
• Misc - Mpow Bluetooth Adapter Link - Connects (with M-M 3.5 audio jack adapter) to the Peltor ear muffs and allows me to listen to music streaming from my phone while shooting.
  
• Misc - Towel to rest my elbow on to avoid splinters
  
• Misc - Wedge of foam underneath optic (helps dampen optic vibration during shooting to help with the harmonics of the barrel)
  
• Misc - Flipdown eyepiece (Covers left eye since I'm left eye dominant but right-handed shooter to reduce eye fatigue) Link
  

5'11 Rush MOAB 10 with a fr-1 organizer from maxpedition. I love this set up.

It's awesome because of the multiple small organization pouches where I put different stuff in and it will store upto a 15" laptop.

moab 10 pack link

The bag wasn't really designed for multiple lights and or tools. So the seperate FR-1 pouch really helps in organizing that.

FR-1 pouch link

5.11 Rush 6

5.11 Rush 10

You're welcome.

i have been using these for a few years and they work great.
Mechanics Tool Bag $12.99 11'' x 7'' x 6''

Jumbo Mechanics Tool Bag / Duffle Bag $22.09 17 1/2" x 9 1/2" x 6 1/2"
Edit: to space them out

https://www.amazon.com/Osage-River-Tactical-Shooting-Gunmetal/dp/B01F3U6YMY/

Maybe?

You mean this?

Maxpedition Folding Travel Valet, Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KVVUX1S/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i71VzbG6SMEHQ

Welcome dude! Hmm, I've been purchasing these monitors for work recently and they work surprisingly well and are pretty affordable.

Elecrow 11.1 inch 1920 x 1080 monitor

In regards to a carrying case. Some of us use range bags. Yes, the same ones used to carry firearms. It will certainly depend on your case you choose though. Take a look at the following:

Range bag

https://www.amazon.com/5-11-Tactical-RUSH-Moab-Backpack/dp/B005AG4O42
if you into military/sling bag, i wholeheartedly recommend this, been carry this for 4,5 years now, fit lenovo flex14-2 with casing just fine.
still waiting for my T480 to test this baby out :)

Is she primarily a pistol shooter, or a rifle shooter? For handgun days, I'm pretty happy with my Blackhawk Sportster Deluxe. My only gripe is that it's more than a little wide and bulky, but the plus side of that is that it'll hold just about whatever you'd want to pack in there.

For rifles, I strongly recommend the NcSTAR Double Carbine Case (or the Double Subgun Case for AR pistols and similarly-sized guns). I have the 42" bag, as well as the subgun bag, and I have zero complaints. The bags aren't excessively bulky, but they have more than enough storage space, and I'm a big fan of their general design.

G.P.S Medium Range Bag.

It's a range bag for people with borderline OCD like myself.

http://www.amazon.com/G-P-S-Medium-Range-Bag-Black/dp/B005KW6YLM/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1374717854&sr=8-3&keywords=g.p.s+range+bag

I found it at Walmart last holiday season for less than $50.