Thanks for the video! Very informative. And I must say, you are just a nice guy! You’re the kind of person who makes people want to come out to the range.
I've been doing the same thing for years, having a range box is one of the things I took away from the military and have implemented into my civilian life. One recommendation I have and might help you out is that Pelican makes the lid inserts for the 1610 models and a few others. I use Pelican and SKB for a number or storage solutions. The pelican lid insert can either be drilled directly into the lid or you can attach it with velcro as well. What I have done is ordered a few different inserts and I have each one set up according to what I'm taking to the range. For example if I'm taking an AR then I have the lid liner already set up with AR tools/ OTTIS cleaning kit, a few extra bolts and various packs or AR quick repair/spring replacement parts and a Gerber AR tool. My precision rifle insert is a little more bare bones but in that one I carry Cleaning solvents, patches chamber rod guide, bore snakes to let others use and an extra Bobro Mount. I have not had one ever fail me but you never know, I figure be prepared for the worst. The last suggestion I have is that in the main compartment of the case I carry 2 of the wheeler fat wrenches. one set to 65 and the other to 30 inch pounds that way I am able to use them quickly, lastly I carry 2 Leupold magnetic bore sighters. Great video either way.
Thanks for watching, I used to use the lid insert but I found that it wasn't as modular as I liked. The Velcro and Maxpedition pouches that I'm using now work much better for me. I do something similar with the various pouches that I can just pop in and out depending on what I need. I no longer use fat wrench. They have been known to be very inaccurate and unreliable. I carry a borka adjustable torque driver in my bag it is a far superior tool. You should check out our review on that tool.
Judging from the comments plus the questions I have is what and where did you get your various "pieces and parts?" When you make a video like this it would be a great idea if you left links or at least name brands/descriptions of your items so your viewers wouldn't have to ask time and again for names, sources, etc. Otherwise, a very helpful video! Thank you for your up-load.
I was at Home Depot and grabbed some of their Huskey tool bags and I have had them for the past 5 years...seriously they are starting to piss me off because I want the excuse to buy another gun bag... but they are pretty solid bags...since they were originally meant for tools they take all the weight I can throw at them...BIG plus is that no one thinks its a gun bag...I have my gun , ammo, competition rig, and 2 set of walker ears in one bag with room for targets, tape, and a staple gun... Tool bags are GREAT!!
Even though I like cables for cleaning, it's pretty hard to push out a stuck casing with one, so it's always a good idea to keep a few cleaning rods on hand.
add a cleaning rod to your bag. the reason being a couple times i had casings stuck in my handgun barrel or chamber and had to use a cleaning rod to knock it out.
Most likely because this applies to like 2% of shooters. I can’t see anybody who doesn’t travel for competition needing all these insane tools. Is he cleaning his gun at the range? What the fuck
I like your thinking process. you think and prepare as a Marine. one concern regarding the buts you utilize? I'm particular about the bits used. I enjoyed your presentation.
Thanks, since this video was made I started using different bits from Borka, but the ones here are generally pretty good from various sources. I hate cheap bits that break or bend
I used to use a 5.11 gear bag that had a lot of pouches and pockets. It also had roll out organizers that worked pretty well. I used that when I would have to travel for a lot of repairs and service calls. Now that I set up shop the tool box in the back has become the new home to most tools. I would also look at a fishing tackle boxes, some of the plastic organizer bins can work great for small tools. The traditional tool boxes don't work very well for gunsmith type tools.
Hi there, thanks for the vid. this may be a dumb question, but what is the tube you use to store your ammo in? Also, what is the maxpedition pouch you use as your tool kit? Thank you :)
+Kaitlyn Chermak the tubes are from big box stores and are used for nuts and bolts. We have a video about them on our full30 channel. The pouches are various maxpedition pouches I'm not sure the models off hand. Thanks for the comment
+john pilla If you're talking about the one at 7:57 it's an oldie. It was made by a company called Timbuk2, a bike messenger bag company. This pouch was made for an discontinued apple isight webcam. To my knowledge they haven't been made for a while.
Uggh! Bore snakes.... I like the concept, but not the reality of them. I prefer to only use CLEAN patches, and be able to choose when I use a brush or not. Sure, someone might say....."well, you can clean a boresnake." Yeah, totally defeats the purpose of ease and convenience if you have to clean your boresnake on top of cleaning your gun!
+Glenn G. The pouches on the lid are various pouches made by maxpedition. The main compartment is called padded photo dividers and came with the case. They are designed for photo equipment
Thanks for the video! Very informative. And I must say, you are just a nice guy! You’re the kind of person who makes people want to come out to the range.
I've been doing the same thing for years, having a range box is one of the things I took away from the military and have implemented into my civilian life. One recommendation I have and might help you out is that Pelican makes the lid inserts for the 1610 models and a few others. I use Pelican and SKB for a number or storage solutions. The pelican lid insert can either be drilled directly into the lid or you can attach it with velcro as well. What I have done is ordered a few different inserts and I have each one set up according to what I'm taking to the range. For example if I'm taking an AR then I have the lid liner already set up with AR tools/ OTTIS cleaning kit, a few extra bolts and various packs or AR quick repair/spring replacement parts and a Gerber AR tool. My precision rifle insert is a little more bare bones but in that one I carry Cleaning solvents, patches chamber rod guide, bore snakes to let others use and an extra Bobro Mount. I have not had one ever fail me but you never know, I figure be prepared for the worst. The last suggestion I have is that in the main compartment of the case I carry 2 of the wheeler fat wrenches. one set to 65 and the other to 30 inch pounds that way I am able to use them quickly, lastly I carry 2 Leupold magnetic bore sighters. Great video either way.
Thanks for watching, I used to use the lid insert but I found that it wasn't as modular as I liked. The Velcro and Maxpedition pouches that I'm using now work much better for me. I do something similar with the various pouches that I can just pop in and out depending on what I need. I no longer use fat wrench. They have been known to be very inaccurate and unreliable. I carry a borka adjustable torque driver in my bag it is a far superior tool. You should check out our review on that tool.
Title- “What’s in my range bag” ....shows us a range trunk.
ImUr HuckleBerry thinking exactly that a few mins into the video.
Judging from the comments plus the questions I have is what and where did you get your various "pieces and parts?" When you make a video like this it would be a great idea if you left links or at least name brands/descriptions of your items so your viewers wouldn't have to ask time and again for names, sources, etc. Otherwise, a very helpful video! Thank you for your up-load.
+13thBear I might update this video and if I do I would add more links, however in the meantime google works just fine :-)
Great video man you really have it all in that case or should I say trunk.
I was at Home Depot and grabbed some of their Huskey tool bags and I have had them for the past 5 years...seriously they are starting to piss me off because I want the excuse to buy another gun bag... but they are pretty solid bags...since they were originally meant for tools they take all the weight I can throw at them...BIG plus is that no one thinks its a gun bag...I have my gun , ammo, competition rig, and 2 set of walker ears in one bag with room for targets, tape, and a staple gun... Tool bags are GREAT!!
Agree. They are cheap and well built
Even though I like cables for cleaning, it's pretty hard to push out a stuck casing with one, so it's always a good idea to keep a few cleaning rods on hand.
Thank you Kevin James
Don’t blow my cover man
Love your set up very organized.
Not your typical range bag setup that’s for sure nevertheless a great set up for what ever need arises great video.
add a cleaning rod to your bag. the reason being a couple times i had casings stuck in my handgun barrel or chamber and had to use a cleaning rod to knock it out.
How does this video not have more views? This is the most professional vid I've seen in a while
Thank you, we wonder the same thing :-)
Most likely because this applies to like 2% of shooters. I can’t see anybody who doesn’t travel for competition needing all these insane tools. Is he cleaning his gun at the range? What the fuck
Dave.... Centrifuge tubes and utilizing the top of the case - Brilliant!
+David Bock thanks
Looks like a tool box not a range bag
Jesus 22 I also have to fix things at the range
I shoot 1,000s of rounds a week at several tactical ranges. Never needed to fix a gun but I shoot Glocks
You did a great job, thanks!
+Glenn G. Thank you
Great video. Do you know which model maxpedition pouch your cleaning kit is?
Great video, man. Makes me realize how unprepared I really am. I'm Adding to my shooting gear piece by piece though.
please don't ever stop doing what you do.
+david geiken thanks! We won't but we will be announcing something soon about bigger and better things :-)
+Learning Firearms how soon!?
+david geiken prob next couple of weeks we will make an announcement with a video. We aren't going away but excited to join a new team.
I like your thinking process. you think and prepare as a Marine. one concern regarding the buts you utilize? I'm particular about the bits used. I enjoyed your presentation.
Thanks, since this video was made I started using different bits from Borka, but the ones here are generally pretty good from various sources. I hate cheap bits that break or bend
+Learning Firearms well said and I agree. BTW, would you have suggestions on "bags" I can neatly carry my gunsmithing tools?
I used to use a 5.11 gear bag that had a lot of pouches and pockets. It also had roll out organizers that worked pretty well. I used that when I would have to travel for a lot of repairs and service calls. Now that I set up shop the tool box in the back has become the new home to most tools. I would also look at a fishing tackle boxes, some of the plastic organizer bins can work great for small tools. The traditional tool boxes don't work very well for gunsmith type tools.
+Robert Mercado what about my buts
Love the idea of centrifuge tubes.
The only thing I didn't see is s folding knife. You probably have one on you but redundancy is nice
+Nate Maynard yup always have one one me. Plus there is a leatherman on the lid as well with a blade.
this is more in the prepper category, all that is not needed to bring for a range session.
Depends on your range session :-)
great bag.........you been there......
seems silly but I never thought of the quarters. I'm going to drop a room in there right now thank you
What brand tube do you like and where do you get those? Same with the tube you have your ammo in?
+Sam Bonahoom the centrifuge tubes are from Amazon eBay etc, the Ammo tubes are from big box hardware store and in the nuts and bolts area usually.
What pistol bag do you use? Been looking for those.
That rocked.
Where do you get your centrifuge tubes and what was that video name cause I can't find it?
+joshmiller1816 we got them on Amazon. It is a quick tip video on our full30 channel. Thanks!
What is the bag at the beginning of the video? Who makes that?
im interested more on the actual bag. what the make and model on it?
In description
Hi there, thanks for the vid. this may be a dumb question, but what is the tube you use to store your ammo in? Also, what is the maxpedition pouch you use as your tool kit? Thank you :)
+Kaitlyn Chermak the tubes are from big box stores and are used for nuts and bolts. We have a video about them on our full30 channel. The pouches are various maxpedition pouches I'm not sure the models off hand. Thanks for the comment
can you tell me the dimensions of the case or where I could find them at. thanks. love the vids man.
It is the SKB iSeries 2015-10. Thanks, Dave
+kdcyyz nailed it
where did you get those plastic tubes at?
Amazon, ebay, medical supply etc
One is none, two is one! But, bigger the bag, bigger the mess. The right size is the secret!
who makes that pouch "your fix it kit"? not the maxpedition one but the other one.
+john pilla If you're talking about the one at 7:57 it's an oldie. It was made by a company called Timbuk2, a bike messenger bag company. This pouch was made for an discontinued apple isight webcam. To my knowledge they haven't been made for a while.
What case is that? Cant find a good medium size with wheels they are all huge.
+Jacob Andrew it's a SKB case. The model is above in another comment or in the description
Uggh! Bore snakes....
I like the concept, but not the reality of them. I prefer to only use CLEAN patches, and be able to choose when I use a brush or not.
Sure, someone might say....."well, you can clean a boresnake."
Yeah, totally defeats the purpose of ease and convenience if you have to clean your boresnake on top of cleaning your gun!
Do you know any source(s) to score the foam modular and mag pouches etc? Thanks
+Glenn G. The pouches on the lid are various pouches made by maxpedition. The main compartment is called padded photo dividers and came with the case. They are designed for photo equipment
Awesome
If this guy doesn’t have it, you didn’t need it to begin with.
I have guns, ammo, ear pro, eye pro, and a tourniquet.
You look like the guy in mall cop
+TheMidnightNarwhal I've been called worse
Midnight: You look like...wait...never mind you pussed out and used a stock photo for your avatar.
Didn't he pull out the Kitchen Sink??
Kitchenette sink
What about First Aid ?
Great point. I carry an IFAK on my belt and we have a full kit In the trailer and on range
Where can I find one of these at
+Jason Snyder google, Amazon etc
Spida!
That range bag is bigger than your head
more like range trunk
great video
Where did you get the tubes on the top of your range box?
Amazon or ebay has them
Whats name of bag?
In the description
Learning Firearms hkb?
Skb
Learning Firearms man its looks really heavy. It is okay for strong big guys like you but not for those who are not buit like you.
That’s why it has wheels ;-)
bug spray and water! and a hat.
Excellent items
Are those poo sample containers?
simon haydock not sure, we got our poo free
Range bag? More like school bag
Range bag or range trunk . . . Keep it simple man
Oh, please save us from the childish introductions and get to the point of the video.
Lighten up, laugh a little :-).
How much did we PAY for this content?
It's free and I didn't even watch an Ad, so you got what you paid for.
^ this guy gets it
There's no "e" in bag.
What you're saying is beg, and I dont beg.