Ok how do you take your shooting items to the ranges????

[Bud-sc]

Not talking about the rifles just the compressors, pellets, extra tools, scope mounts ect.... getting some ideas on how to bring all my shooting needs to the range. Right now using stackable tool boxes I got from Lowes. I have a small hatchback which works great to haul all my stuff to the range. Just wondering how people transport there extra items to the range. Thanks...

 

[jarmstrong]

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[Healthservices]

Dewalt Stackable tool boxes.

I tear them down as necessary to load into car. Stacks of 2 or three. That way I almost have everything I have at home to work on my guns as necessary. I was going to get the larger more current milwaukee stackable tool boxes but it turns out the smaller ones are easier to load into a small car like a prius or sedan.

Allen

 

[Chukar60]

WHOA!!!! I thought I had a lot of crap when I went shooting!!!!!
I have a plastic tool box that is about 20” long, 10” wide and maybe 8” deep. Inside is two sand bags, a set of Allan wrenches, few misc tools and my shooting bag with a cleaning kit, a cleaning rod that breaks down into 4 sections, my projectiles, a range finder, a pair of binoculars and then some adhesive backed bullseyes
My air tank or tanks ride separate. Guns travel in their factory cases.

 

[delooper]

Leshiy fits in a small suitcase / Pelican box. All my tools and extra fit in the same suitcase. Air tanks in my backpack.

 

[woogie_man]

Toss it in my truck. Have a large wooden box for all the targets and stapler.
Rifles go in the cases and in the cab of the truck.

 

[Triggers and 4X4s]

My gun case and a back pack, that is it for me.

 

[cosmic]

I use a foldable shopping cart and a Dewalt stackable tool box.. The bottom

box hold my 30 and 45minute air tank and the top removable box carries my tools, targets, ammo and bipod..

 

[dan_house]

2005 Dodge Grand Caravan....
Big target box, bench bag, tool bag full of staplers, tools, targets, 200 ft tape measure, notebook, and my gun caddy that has my gloves, kneepads, pellets, hat and shooting glasses

back the van up to the shooting station, set those 4 things on a bench and start slinging lead

 

[TDK]

The big stuff seems like a no-brainer, that just has to go in totes/tubs since it is difficult to organize. The small stuff is more of a challenge, and here is my solution.

I use a padded double rifle case that is now discontinued, but there are many versions of this type of case out there. The key factor for me is external pouches and/or molle webbing so you can attach your own pouches. Examples:

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The 42" Double Rifle Case: Reliable and secure transport for two rifles. Perfect for travel and storage. MOLLE/PALS Compatible.

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Savior Equipment Urban Warfare Double Rifle Case Polyester 42

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G.P.S. Double Rifle Case 42 Nylon Flat Dark Earth

The G.P.S. Double Rifle Case is an ultra-high performance tactical rifle case which is built to accommodate a variety of rifles and shotguns. It also...

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I am able to keep all the small items like magazines, ammo, tools, etc. in various external pouches on the rifle case, and access them directly. The most important pouch ended up being this one with the internal organization: https://specops.us/op-order-pouch-cyb.html It's somewhat unique, and thats where I keep all the smallest items like hex wrenches, pens, picks, usb cable, etc. The other pouches size/design aren't as important because I'm throwing mags/pellets/FX chrony in them.

This system means the rifle case has most of the support items, excluding shooting bags and air tank.

 

[Ranchibi]

Like Triggers & 4x4's said....backpack and gun case (which has a few tools in it).

 

[Harv24]

 

[Moog]

Many years ago I would toss what I was bringing to the range in a box and would sometimes use a plastic bag as well. This really didn't work very well because I would put all the stuff back when I got home and when I got to the shooting range I would realise that I forgot something. I wanted something already set up and ready to go.
One day when I got back from the range instead of putting every thing away I dumped it all in a corner and came up with this set up. I got the range bag and tool box with every thing I need. This is actually for powder burners since i shoot my air guns in the back yard.

 

[ctshooter]

Nothing fancy here. Guns in cases, ammo and gear in a cheap gym bag, air tank in a carry bag. I use one of those folding wagons to go from trunk to bench.

 

[Elbowgrease]

The big stuff seems like a no-brainer, that just has to go in totes/tubs since it is difficult to organize. The small stuff is more of a challenge, and here is my solution.

I use a padded double rifle case that is now discontinued, but there are many versions of this type of case out there. The key factor for me is external pouches and/or molle webbing so you can attach your own pouches. Examples:

42

The 42" Double Rifle Case: Reliable and secure transport for two rifles. Perfect for travel and storage. MOLLE/PALS Compatible.

condoroutdoor.com

Savior Equipment Urban Warfare Double Rifle Case Polyester 42

This 2nd generation Savior Equipment Urban Warfare Double Rifle Case was designed with all the feedback they got from you. The Urban Warfare Case gives...

www.midwayusa.com

G.P.S. Double Rifle Case 42 Nylon Flat Dark Earth

The G.P.S. Double Rifle Case is an ultra-high performance tactical rifle case which is built to accommodate a variety of rifles and shotguns. It also...

www.midwayusa.com

I am able to keep all the small items like magazines, ammo, tools, etc. in various external pouches on the rifle case, and access them directly. The most important pouch ended up being this one with the internal organization: https://specops.us/op-order-pouch-cyb.html It's somewhat unique, and thats where I keep all the smallest items like hex wrenches, pens, picks, usb cable, etc. The other pouches size/design aren't as important because I'm throwing mags/pellets/FX chrony in them.

This system means the rifle case has most of the support items, excluding shooting bags and air tank.

I use similar cases. I also have a tri-pod soft case that fits my fill tank very well.

 

[Healthservices]

Here's a picture of my dewalt boxes this morning In the back of the POS.

Plus the guns and air tank.

Oh did I mention how easy it is to wheel this stuff to the car and back into the house?


Allen

 

[Bulletbob]

Man I must be missing a lot of fun with my air guns. I dont know what I would put in all those boxes. I have some pellets some Allen wrenches some tape and a bottle of air. Some times I carry two guns but then I need more pellets.

 

[Healthservices]

There's noooooo waaayyyy I'm having any fun lugging all that stuff around for PCP.
But then again, I'm a standup shooter.
Besides a long gun hard case, everything fits in my range bag or it doesn't go.
This has room for me to fit my separated upper & lower DPMS or my AK1 as well as 8 mags, accessories, etc.
50 liter and high quality MaxTacs bag w/water proofed inner lining.View attachment 369565

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This is what makes it to the bench. Sometimes less when I don't want to mess with the labradar.

The rest stays in the car some 20-30 ft behind the bench. I'm not going to turn around and drive a hour and a half back home just because I blew a breach oring.

Allen

 

[HogKiller]

This is what makes it to the bench. Sometimes less when I don't want to mess with the labradar.
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The rest stays in the car some 20-30 ft behind the bench. I'm not going to turn around and drive a hour and a half back home just because I blew a breach oring.

Allen

You, of course, are shooting those targets WAYYYYYYYYYYYYY up there on the hill. Do you bring your own ATV? Enquiring minds want to know.

 

[Healthservices]

You, of course, are shooting those targets WAYYYYYYYYYYYYY up there on the hill. Do you bring your own ATV? Enquiring minds want to know.

We are allowed to walk to the 200 yards during line break. Beyond that we must drive. It's not bad to about the 500 yard point that's when it gets steep. When it is wet we had a couple trucks almost get stuck out there. I shoot to just Beyond 400. Here is a picture of the guys out at 100 yards for reference. The car out there is between 4 and 500.

Most the guys out here have big trucks, basically ford raptors, TRX ram trucks and such. So if I need to get pulled out it is no big deal.

I'm too old and become way too cheap to be showing off. I drive the POS Prius to save my money for the good slugs.


Allen