StickShaker
Active Member
From someone who needs to get their poo together. My long gun in a really flimsy nylon metal detector bag. Everything else in plastic grocery bags. 
How do you carry your shooting supplies?
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cokebuck
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From someone who needs to get their poo together. My long gun in a really flimsy nylon metal detector bag. Everything else in plastic grocery bags.
Man,
That's totally dark secret special ops clandestine procedure.
jimbobborg
Oddball caliber fan
Everything else in plastic grocery bags.
For my USPSA matches, I use the fabric grocery bags to carry my stuff. They're $1 a pop, they hold quite a bit of ammunition, gear, and handguns, and no one is the wiser where I live.
Pitbull410
Active Member
- Aug 1, 2016
- 224
NRA small duffle bag of course
StickShaker
Active Member
That's a great idea as I'm in a hi-viz location. I actually think about it because a buddy lost a number of guns to theft from this exact situation.
I have one of these 2-wheeled shopping carts:
The rifles go into their soft cases, and fit in nicely. I also put a range box into the cart. I carry ammo and pistols in a standard gym bag. It can be a little unwieldy, but it works. I also use this cart for pier fishing, substituting the rods and tackle box for the rifles and range box...
The rifles go into their soft cases, and fit in nicely. I also put a range box into the cart. I carry ammo and pistols in a standard gym bag. It can be a little unwieldy, but it works. I also use this cart for pier fishing, substituting the rods and tackle box for the rifles and range box...
Laptop bags a little OPSEC mixed with Stealth keeps the unwanted eyes looking somewhere else.
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travistheone
Usual Suspect
Backpack
- Feb 4, 2013
- 28,175
I did a modified gold cart for sporting clays. Held two shotguns. Had an open top bin for the boxes of shells were were using and a section between the two guns for extra boxes.
A pice of PVC tube was a chute to a bag for empties. Worked will.
- Feb 4, 2013
- 28,175
I carry long guns in soft or hard cases, and just carry them to the line. Multiple trips if required. For ammo and accessories, I just a Stanley rolling tool carrier from Home Depot. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Stanley-7-in-3-in-1-Rolling-Workshop-Tool-Box-STST18613/203367137
Handguns mostly in soft cases, in a larger bag. The bag also carried magazines and accessories (hearing protection, etc). Ammo goes into the same bag, or if bulk reloads, in a Dillon Border Shift bag.
Handguns mostly in soft cases, in a larger bag. The bag also carried magazines and accessories (hearing protection, etc). Ammo goes into the same bag, or if bulk reloads, in a Dillon Border Shift bag.
campns
Ultimate Member
I like your idea, I have one of these:
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Stanley-...Foam-Roll-Workshop-Tool-Box-020800R/202262088
your tool box is a bit better as it could lay flatter in a truck.
I like your idea about he modified golf cart.
I shoot at AGC. Just back up close to an open spot on the line and unload. Rifles in individual cases, I have a pelican 1500 set up to carry 7 handguns. A range bag, a couple ammo cans. My outing are usually with wife and daughter, so a bunch of stuff.
I use one of these for handgun mags.https://www.amazon.com/Case-Club-Magazine-Pre-cut-Military/dp/B00X81D98S
I use one of these for handgun mags.https://www.amazon.com/Case-Club-Magazine-Pre-cut-Military/dp/B00X81D98S
I'm going to modify my set up to something closer to this. When I do introduction shoots (with new shooters), should be easier and quicker.
Wife has one of these beach carts. I've commandeered it for hi-power matches but any other time I just make a few trips to the car.
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How do I carry my shooting supplies???
I grip them by the husk, or have them suspended between two swallows on a line :-)
I grip them by the husk, or have them suspended between two swallows on a line :-)
kalister1
R.I.P.
Fork Lift
photoracer
Competition Shooter
I use the same jogging stroller I built into a 3-gun cart for the range and just about every match I shoot.
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- Feb 4, 2013
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I like the idea that yours opens without coming apart. I will have to stop by Home Depot and look at it.
I just took some pics of the shotgun caddy I built. It is in bad shape, as it has not been used for a number of years. But the box on top is for open boxes of ammo being used. The rack on the front is for extra boxes. IIRC, the top will hole up to 6 boxes and the rack on the front will carry 10 boxes. The chute for empties has broken off, but it was a 45 angle of something like 4" PVC.
Not sure why the photos come up rotated, they are correct on my computer.
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INMY01TA
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- Dec 29, 2008
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Rifle in a drag bag, everything else in a Midway range bag.
This guy got some great ideas but $500 is outside of my pocket. 
http://www.mustangguncarts.com/Mustang-Cart-Order-Page.html
http://www.mustangguncarts.com/Mustang-Cart-Order-Page.html
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