Safariland Shooters' Range Backpack Review

[@TacticalHyve]

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[@noneya135]

I’ve been waiting for a good in-depth review of this backpack. Thanks for making one.

[@ron8566]

Thanks for the video. I picked up a DSLEAF tactical backpack for $69. It has tons of outside pockets and it comes with 6 sleeves for up to 6 pistols. The only downside is that it has so many pockets that I cannot always recall where I have things stored. I did create card tags that I insert into the window on each pistol sleeve so I can easily identify which gun is in which sleeve. I also note that it has slots for 8-10 or more mags. All in all it is a great tactical backpack.

[@sbur4914]

I much prefer backpack style. Keeps my hands free and easier weight distribution.

[@brianb3628]

I’ve been there - tried various range bag options with lots of frustration. About 6 months back I started using a Zuca cart (disc golf) which is light weight and has a variety of compartments. A company called S3 Carts now makes them specifically for the shooting sports.👍

[@damienthomas6655]

i would prefer it if people didn't know it was a range bag and made it more grey man!

[@4sight6]

I've personally jammed a 240B into a old Eberlestock Gunslinger 2 a few times. It's still my range bag.

[@cristianprieto4785]

Thank you for the review I have a strap and looking for a back pack style and this has won me over thank you

[@MrTruck1012]

No one is gonna mention GPS tactical bags? They have a superior version of any version you can think of. TBH I dont have one yet, nor any bag, but after seeing the few he showed on this video, GPS bags are miles and miles better than all these. Including the safariland one he uses now.

[@andrewkim6037]

Cool looking bag. Any suggestions on range bags for ARs?

[@DurtieActual]

Love those choices with 5.11. But im surprised you didnt look into the Rush LBD series. They come in 4 sizes all of which can be worn as a backpack or handle carried. Prefer to roll it,, behold the Mission Ready 3.0, SOMS, CAMS. So many choices.

[@samfisher5302]

Does anyone know if there are any outfitters in Canada that carries these ? There’s a Safariland Canada distributor website, but lead time is 6-10 weeks 😖

[@s0bedrag0n]

Does it come in multicam?

[@Mattytube18]

I like Mystery Ranch

[@Proton_Decay]

This bag really needs MOLLE or *something* to attach *something* to the outside of it. I would just want to attach a padded MOLLE binocular case and save the other compartments for eyes and ears (as I carry multiples of both). Locking is important for states with transport laws, whose primary purpose is to make it hard to get to a gun quickly should you need it.

[@piq-dg3vz]

This is the first video out of like 30 that ever mentions travelling with a belt.

[@grapeshot23]

Great review! Where is it made?

[@u.s.aarchangelforgod3679]

Solid

[@TheCosmicGuy0111]

Cool

[@adorfidelino1287]

How much..

[@shoot2thrill820]

$200

[@Larrymoecurley]

Looks like you need to have a yard sale!

[@MidwayShooter]

Damn, how many guns do you take? That thing’s gigantic. Where coch?

[@kylehill4437]

Oof for $200 I think I'll stick to my crappy bag...regardless great review thank you.

[@BabaNovac792]

Yeah....good for you...but that big - enormous logo in front....and that look,obviously tactical/range bag...But hey,if it is what you need,your money - your choice. For me and my needs, Vertx Gamut does the job , granted - we all are different with different needs.

[@southcarolina8439]

Bro sound like a diva about this lol just buy a tactical backpack from Ross it’s like 35 dollars.

[@guitarthrasher81]

Who shoots more you or him?

[@TonyCox1351]

Personally I wouldn’t put my gear in a Ross backpack