RANGE BAG CHECKLIST - RANGE BAG ESSENTIALS SET UP - FIREARMS TRAINING 101 - Five Elements Tactical

[@general5104]

THANK YOU FOR COVERING THAT LIST. I'm an old codger, so I carry my firearms, (each in its own lock box), ammo, (ear-muffs and UpLula in a zip-lock bag), so I don't have to worry about a spider crawling into my ear.), in the main hold of a school student's camo back-pack. Then Hoppies cleaner kit and nitro-patches, & rags in a zipper pocket, LED light, needle-nosed pliers, screw-drivers, little can of WD-40, and a small can of air deodorant (in case I have to drop a stinky load and don't want to cause a public health emergency, permiating the indoor range, from it.), and then several boxes of my ammo. I also have, inside another zippered pouch, a sharpie pen and some peal-n-stick target dots. The range I like to go to requires you to buy at least one target from them, and its 24 x 40 something, for a dollar. So I buy one and use the peal -n-stick bulls-eyes and put them far apart enough to use one for each 8-round magazine. They are 60 for about $3.00. Then I have a small first-aid kit, with Bandaids, Q-tips, CELOX, Alcohol prep pads, Eyeglass cleaner packets, All that fits comfortably on my back and walking with a cane, I can keep my balance. (Note...please pass on to your students, to keep their Ear-Muffs inside a gallon-sized plastic zip-lock bag, every time they take them off. Bees and moths like to fly into them and you put them on and about the time you start to shoot, one of those critters decide it's time to see where that warm hole goes and you have a dangerous situation all at once. I have a rule I ALWAYS follow, if my muffs aren't on my head protecting my ears, they're in the bag, zipped up. Once it happens to you, you never forget! (if you do get a bug down inside your ear, and all you can hear is a high pitched whine, go turn your car head-lights on bright and position your ear where the light is shining into the hole, but not close enough to burn yourself, and the bug will go to the light. That is unless it's too big to turn around. Then you'll have to go to the emergency room to have it removed and hope to heck it doesn't sting you in the process! Use the dang bag !

[@FiveElementsTactical]

So much great stuff. Thank you so much. 🙏🏼

[@josezavalapina7392]

great vid!!!

[@FiveElementsTactical]

Thank you so much. 🙏🏼

[@mickyashey9818]

MTM makes these badass Ammo Crates that hold individual cases of 100 for 9mm/.38/.357 the Mini comes with 5 x 100rd cases and Standard comes with 10 x 100rd cases and you can find it usually for $20-$30 which is really nice if you reload because you can bring different loads easily!

[@Richard5sf]

So how did you get hold of my range bag Kyoshi?? Or else we carry the exact same items? Nice video!!

[@FiveElementsTactical]

Great minds think alike, Warrior... Great Minds. Thanks so much for the encouragement and support. I really appreciate it. Pass it on. Be safe!!

[@disasterduck13]

Thanks for the video

[@karynagneta4141]

I see you use title as kyoshi then you’ll know what I mean when I say Osu! Nice job on video.

[@stopihaveangerissues]

can you do a video on breaking down an AR and how to clean it?

[@FiveElementsTactical]

Thanks for reaching out! Working on it. Hit all the basics first. And that’s one of them. Standby.

[@LUVDOGS1954]

The question for me is : how many range bags!

[@LUVDOGS1954]

I basically need a coolie to carry my schitt in!

[@FiveElementsTactical]

Lol!!! I have the same problem. I’m always trying to streamline my system, and often feel like it’s impossible 🤣

[@FiveElementsTactical]

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