Explorer Tactical Range Ready Bag 18-Inch ACU Gun for Handguns Pistol Tactical Gear Shooting Accessories Wheel Large 1200 D Waterproof AR15 Glock Magazine Holders Padded Cases Amm

Just received this bag last night and started putting all of my gear in it. First off, this is the type of heavy material I was hoping for, and it did not disappoint, same material that quality motorcycle soft bags and travel bags are made of, I see this bag lasting me the rest of my life (of course I'm already 74). I love the gun bags and how they velcro to the bottom of the side pockets so that when you unzip the pocket the gun bag stays put, you unzip it, retrieve the pistol and never fear the bag will fall out. I put a Ruger Mark III Hunter (6 7/8" barrel) in one, a Beretta PX4 storm (full sized) in the other, and a Bersa 380 in the end pocket. I put 150 rounds of 9mm, 500 rounds of .22 and 100 rounds of 380 in the main compartment along with a super loader for the Ruger mags, rags, 2 large ear protectors, safety glasses, and a 50 pack of 8" targets, whew, and it still wasn't full!! Then one of the side pockets I put (3) 9mm, (3) 22 mags, and (4) .380 mags along with a few tools and oil. I had to stop putting stuff in it because when weighed it was 29 lbs., and I didn't stop because the bag couldn't handle anymore, I stopped because I couldn't handle anymore!! The best part is that when I picked it up it felt like each part was reinforced, there was no bending, sagging, flexing anywhere and the large straps made it easy to carry on my shoulder or by hand. I wish my handguns were constructed as well as this beauty of a bag that I'm carrying them to the range in! I went to a couple of local indoor shooting ranges and they had bags for sale but nothing equal to or at least better than this one with the closest to it being $50.00 more. I need to thank all of the guys that responded to my questions concerning this bag and convinced me to buy it, best advise I ever took.

This bag is great. At first, I was worried it might be TOO big, but when I loaded it up, it was perfect. When I say "Loaded it up," I mean: - 2 full-sized handguns - 400 rnd's 9mm - 200 rnd's 22 LR - 2 holsters - 2 Howard Leight electronic ear muffs - 6 foam ear plugs - 2 pair shooting glasses - cased - Pack of 10 Dirty Bird splatter targets - 6 inch - 2 Boresnakes - 1 oily rag in a bag - 1 flashlight - 1 EDC knife - 3 glock clips - loaded - 3 1911/22 clips - loaded - 3 pmag 5.56 clips - loaded - 1 large pepperoni pizzaOK, so the pizza's not in there, but there's still plenty of room for more stuff!The zippers are big and appear heavy duty, though one of them looks like it might fail at some point due to the way the bag was folded for shipping right across the zipper.Only other concern is that the carry handle is a little small for a bag that can be filled with such a heavy load. Same goes for the padding on the shoulder strap. Gould be a little wider and a little more padded, but I'm generally not going to have to carry this thing more than a couple hundred yards at a time, ever, so not a big deal for me.Time to head to the range!

I've added this my wish list for a while after doing a lot of research on a large range bag. Finally bought one at the lower end of the price range.. However several disappointments in order of annoyance.1, Shoulder straps are attached down the middle of the bag which basically slide off my shoulders. Due to the width of the bag the straps pull away from the shoulder. The straps should have been ergonomically sewn in a staggered manner on opposite edges to allow a loaded bag to be carried comfortably without slipping off the shoulder.2. Shoulder strap can't be detached and gets in the way when not needed.3. The internal lining is sewn around the perimeter of the bag only. The liner pulls away when you peel off the dividers. Sooner or later the lining will rip off.4. There are 2 dividers running the full length of the bag, but it would be nice to have 2 shorter dividers that run across the width to organize ammo boxes, earmuffs, etc.5. The stitching is not very straight. There are stray threads and frayed edges throughout.6. The underlying color is more pinkish/tan (like foundation makeup), while the product pictures appear light gray.However there are makpr merits to this bag in order appreciation.1. Velcro on the bottom of the gun sleeves to easily detach and lock away the entire sleeve in the safe.2. Lots of magazine pouches.3. Multiple pockets, both full length and on the ends.4. Thick bottom board that acts as a bag floor to hold the bag flat.5. Rubber feet on the bottom of the bag to protect the exterior bottom.6. Nylon zipper pulls. But there are some frayed tips as they were not sealed/melted at the time of cutting.

This bag is really big! It has room for lots of stuff. I carry six handguns (in gun rugs), plus my ammo, magazines, eye and ear protection, speedloaders, etc. in it when I go to the range. Could easily get several more guns in it. Comes with a couple of gun rugs large enough to hold my full size .45 ACP. The zippers and bag material are of high quality so I expect this bag to last. Very pleased.Edit 8/6/19: This bag gets a lot of use in both indoor and outdoor ranges. I'm retired and shoot 3-4 times per week, every week. I have not been gentle with the bag but it has held up well. The only thing that's failing is the Velcro closure that joins the two carry handles together(stitching is separating), but I never use that anyway. All in all, after several years of use for carrying pistol, rifle, and shotgun firearms, ammo, mags, and supplies it's still hanging in there. I didn't buy it through Amazon but wanted to leave a positive review here because it's a good product IMO.