DDT Veteran Owned and OPERATEDRanger Soft Padded Range Bag (Black)

This is a great bag for a day at the range. It can hold my 5" 1911, FN-FNS, and 2 full sized rimfire pistols all in padded compartments. I also have a small soft case that holds my XDs which I keep in the main compartment. After that mags for all 5 guns, 100 rounds for all 4 calibers, ear protection and eye protection. At this point some small tool and other small essentials are still fit. The color is coal black, the pic of the bag in the description looks more gray but it is black.I bought this because I already own a Death Dealer Tactical Assassin sling bag. Both of these bags are well built with good hardware and are made to last. Made in USA and veteran owned. Take care of the people who take care of us all.

Large sized bag. I'm able to fit 400 rounds, 2 sets of ear/eye pro, 3 pistols and cleaning supplies with room to spare.Only downside for me is the outside pockets fold flat. Which if you unzip to much it will dump the contents of the pocket if the weight is to muchOverall solid quality bag large and price point is right on

The bag is put together very well. I would like some webbing inside the bag for lashing gear inside. Add that and it would be the perfect bag.

I bought this range bag after returning another highly reviewed one from Osage River. This bag for a little more $ blows the  Osage River Tactical Shooting Gun Range Bag, Gunmetal Grey , Light Duty (13.5 x 10.5 x 7.5) Inches  away in quality. All the zippers including the main large compartment have zipper rings so they can be locked if your state or peace of mind requires it. The two short sides are a simple velcro pouch. For the long sides, one side has a zippered pocket with two velcro pouches and three small elastic loops that are nice for cleaning brushes, pens etc. The other side has two zippered pockets. The inner one has seven in-line (row) elastic areas to hold things like magazines for small firearms such as a semi auto handgun. If you want to strap down an AR-15 etc larger magazine, then you can just create a loop of velcro through the elastic (you can't do this on pocket style mag holders in range bags). I wish the elastic was offset in a zigzag or had another row underneath; or had a bunch of velcro straps sewn in instead, as elastic wears out over time and velcro is more versatile to compensate for the size differences of magazines and other items. The outer zipper pocket on this side is just a full open area, no pouches, elastic etc. The outside of this pocket has molle straps and 1.5" tall fabric for hook morale patches etc. Above the top molle row is a small company pvc logo in black and medium grey. The other side has no molle etc. All side zipper pockets fully open. These side zippers are a little smaller zippers than the main mid area and have nylon cords used to open and close them.The main compartment has velcro on one end with a double zipper that are YKK size (not sure of actual brand). The velcro cover just covers my tri-combo masterlock brand lock if pushed a little to the side, if that matters. On the inside you have four pockets. On the short sides, the bag comes with 2 plastic inserts (pre sewn in soft nylon) you put in the side pouches to add rigidity. The long sides not having plastic inserts have extra padding between them and the outer zipper pockets (all four pockets have a little padding to the main middle area). These are where you put your hanguns. These two long pockets also have a vertical velcro strap that doesn't seem to hold a purpose. The pockets could hold a widened desert eagle on steroids (in this case my fist) and the straps don't engage...Maybe if the velcro went all the way to the bottom of the main compartment, but it doesn't... On only one side you again have an elastic row for small magazines etc. Why not both sides? The main area has a plastic (again in nylon) bottom like the inserts on the small side pockets. This is where you obviously put all your boxes of ammo. It is tall enough you can put in your 8" splatter targets without bending or doing some diagonal mumbo jumbo. I wish like my Spec Ops brand backpack and some range bags that are twice+ the price this bag had bright inner colored nylon (yellow/orange/neon green) instead of black. It really makes seeing the inside easier, especially if things are loose/thrown-in in a rush.The shoulder strap has metal hooks and a small padded area that slides around easily, but I wish it could extend further making the strap longer. The bottom has four sewn it multi pyramid style plastic feet.Overall, this is a great range bag from a small company owed by a Veteran. With a couple changes it would be the most awesome bag. Hell, if the few changes I thought of were put in this bag, it'd be better than every $150 one. For a little over a Grant and under a Benjamin I'd look no further.

My first bag like this lasted 4 years, and was still serviceable, minus a couple of zippers that had popped due to stuffing too much into pockets. This new version has jumbo/robust zippers that will probably outlast the rest of the bag. There is less usable molly on the outside to attach extra pouches. Can’t beat the quality and usability for the price.

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Excellent quality backed by a lifetime guarantee. Plus it's made right here in the USA. Easily fit my 1911, 4" .357, Glock 19, and ammo for the range. Plenty of storage in the side pockets for magazines, tools, etc. Really like the lockable zippers for transport. Would definitely recommend this bag.

Everything I need for a visit to the range fits in this bag. Not just one set, but all the gear for two people in one bag. The material looks tough. The zippers are all solid. Nice compact size.

Bag is a good sized bag. Good quality and has loops to attach locks and secure items in the bag.