BEST Range Bag

In this video I go over everything I take to the range when I go shooting.
Things to go in a range bag:
Tools:
Firearm punches
Allen wrenches
Basic cleaning supplies
Bit driver and various bits
Ears and Eyes:
Eye protection for 8
Ear protection for 8
Paperwork:
Fire information
Property information
Target allowed information
Tax stamp
Current litigation updates (FRTs and SBRs)
Targets:
Paper targets
Staple gun
Clay pigeon throwers
Other:
Ballistol/lubricant
Barrel rod
Shot timer
Spare batteries
Range finder
Orange training gun
Range toys:
Golf ball launcher
Golf balls
Blanks
Tanerite
Other things:
Crank
Clay throwers
Table and chairs
Fire extinguisher
bucket
shovel
Trash bags
First aid kit
Extra mags
Things in ammo can:
Bags for brass
Dummy rounds
Speed loader
bay Store: www.ebay.com/usr/duraace_di-2
-I am working on a website, but it won't be up any time soon.
This video is intended for educational purposes only. Any attempt at re-preforming any act in this video is at your own risk. All work on arms (AND AMMUNITION) should be carried out by a licensed individual and all state and federal rules apply to such. Nothing in this video is considered legal advice, please consult your attorney for legal advice. We (including KZbin) will not be held liable for any injury to yourself or damage to your arms resulting from attempting anything shown in any of our videos.

[@Rusty_ok]

This is a good idea everything in one place and easy to transport. We shoot at a private outdoor range. I carry a midway bag that has guns, mags, mag pouches, trauma kit and things gun related. I also take an old craftsman tool duffle bag for tape, targets, spray paint for steel targets, a trainer gun, and containers to pick brass.

[@lens7859]

I keep a tourniquet on the outside of my range bag. Hope that it doesn’t come out

[@nevadadesertrat267]

First off I did not see any first aid/survival in this video. You are shooting on public land which is what I do most the time. But on a public range a throwaway AR mag comes in handy. Before the crap hit the fan at the Carson City Nevada range. I used to road trip once a month to shoot with friends and family. And the amount of times somebody I did not know would leave there AR mag at home in The peoples republic of ca. At least thats what they claimed. There day would be saved by a throwaway AR mag I could loan them/maybe not get back. Now about safety. NEVER NEVER EVER shoot steel core ammo. Here in Nevada its mostly BLM land. And some National Forest. I had the privileged of having a chat with a Nevada Fire Marshal that was carrying a gun. Which means he had arrest capability's. He talked about there experiments. And how they were able to get fires started by shooting. He did not say it but what he described was steal core ammo. Think Rocks and metal targets. Shooting on rocky ground is a fire hazard. And I know for a fact a 9mm can bounce off a rock and travel more than a half mile down range. even off of dirt it can make it out past a half mile. Now about fire safety. As far as fire on BLM land on there website it says shovel, fire extinguisher and 5 gallons of water. And all the BLM districts have a fire season as it were. Go to the local district BLM website and check out there public news dispatches. You will find somewhere in june they go into fire restrictions and dont open up again till maybe October. The fire restrictions can be anywhere from no welding to no shooting after 11am. They will forbid binary targets and steel core ammo among other things. Now about safety/first aid. You are shooting think Tourniquet. On Jan 4 2019 I went hiking down range from a great spot I found to shoot on BLM land. 2 1/2 hours in I was on the ground with a broken leg and a dead phone. After I was rescued on Jan 5. My closest shooting buddy gave a me a Tourniquet that came form his father after he heard of my ordeal. lately because of the covid jab. I have had 2 people I know that have had heart valve issues both where jabbed. They had to stop there hearts to reset. I recently added an Oximeter, Blood pressure cup and a $50 EKG machine/meter to my first aid kit. My first aid kit includes military suture. Ever see a gun blow up in somebody's face?I have. I never knew the guys name. But a group of us stepped up and he survived the ordeal. At least he was in reasonably fair health when the ambulance left. A far as what is in my day hiking pack that follows me around would make a good video. It weighs almost 20lbs and I take it with me when I pick up the mail. Being broken and on the ground with a 3 day life expectancy made me paranoid. By the way good video NDR

[@TheLarkinsLair]

That is all great information! I always have decent first aid kits in both of my vehicles along with basic tools. That is a crazy story about your broken leg! Glad you made it. Experiences like that can sure change the way you look at the world. I have considered upgrading my phone to an iPhone 14/15 because of the built in satellite capability, although if you battery is dead it wouldn't help you much anyway. I have not seen a gun blow up in person, but I can imagine it would not be great for the shooter especially a rifle where your neck is not that far away from the chamber. Maybe I will make another video talking about everything I take with me to the range including the extinguisher, shovel, etc. It also depends on who and when I am going with. Up here we can get 1-2+ feet of snow in the winter and then I leave the extinguisher/water behind, because at that time of year you would be lucky to start the mountain on fire with a full gas can. I have always wanted, and someday will, take a more advanced medical training class. I to a basic first responder class every two years, but it mostly is just how to stabilize someone until the cavalry can get there. I know some basic trauma stuff, but doing stiches/IVs is currently beyond my skill set.