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Welcome.
It's not so much what to pack, but making sure not to forget anything.
I try to never rush and always check to be sure I have everything after it's loaded in my vehicle.
I've got extra hearing protection in every bag I use for the range. The foam type ear plugs are cheap. I put them in the pockets of all my range bags.
I always have a first aid kit.
It's not so much what to pack, but making sure not to forget anything.
I try to never rush and always check to be sure I have everything after it's loaded in my vehicle.
I've got extra hearing protection in every bag I use for the range. The foam type ear plugs are cheap. I put them in the pockets of all my range bags.
I always have a first aid kit.
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Welcome from Columbia City.
What i pack to the range depends on what firearms I'm planning on shooting and how much shooting I'm going to do. I like to keep bore brush and swabs with me I'm working up loads or intent on shooting a lot of ammo.
What i pack to the range depends on what firearms I'm planning on shooting and how much shooting I'm going to do. I like to keep bore brush and swabs with me I'm working up loads or intent on shooting a lot of ammo.
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Getting your range setup just right is part of the adventure, and you’ve landed in the perfect spot for some awesome tips. Everyone has their favorite gear, but here you’ll uncover some fantastic advice to make those range days way smoother. Don’t hesitate to share what you’re working with. There are plenty of folks around here ready to help you tweak your setup!
Tape for the targets. Or push pins. Some have rules against staples
Hi and welcome.
-Electronic ear protection (wear glasses already)
-Med kit (two tourniquets, two battle dressings, 4 chest seals, bunch of Z-fold gauze, scissors and gloves).
A bag with:
-Stapler. Most used item
-Staples. Always fill stapler when leaving the range.
-Screwdriver and bits
-Allen wrenches, inch and metric
-Peel and stick dots. 2”, 1”, 3/4”, 1/4”, and reinforcing rings. For scoped rifle targets.
-Vortex Monocular
-Brass rod, 1/4” dia, about 6” long
-Brass hammer
-Masking tape
-Duct tape
-Scissors
-Ear plugs, in case my muffs disappear or someone else needs some.
-Pens, pencils, and a Sharpie or two
-Various batteries
-Spotting scope
-Scope stand
-Benchrest
-Rear bag
-Wedge shaped rear bag (doubles as pistol rest)
-Stack of various targets, and backer cardboard
-Chronograph
-Batteries and power pack for Chronograph
This all goes in two Costco plastic storage bins
Tripod for chrono goes between the bins.
-Electronic ear protection (wear glasses already)
-Med kit (two tourniquets, two battle dressings, 4 chest seals, bunch of Z-fold gauze, scissors and gloves).
A bag with:
-Stapler. Most used item
-Staples. Always fill stapler when leaving the range.
-Screwdriver and bits
-Allen wrenches, inch and metric
-Peel and stick dots. 2”, 1”, 3/4”, 1/4”, and reinforcing rings. For scoped rifle targets.
-Vortex Monocular
-Brass rod, 1/4” dia, about 6” long
-Brass hammer
-Masking tape
-Duct tape
-Scissors
-Ear plugs, in case my muffs disappear or someone else needs some.
-Pens, pencils, and a Sharpie or two
-Various batteries
-Spotting scope
-Scope stand
-Benchrest
-Rear bag
-Wedge shaped rear bag (doubles as pistol rest)
-Stack of various targets, and backer cardboard
-Chronograph
-Batteries and power pack for Chronograph
This all goes in two Costco plastic storage bins
Tripod for chrono goes between the bins.
