Ultimate Range Bag - GPS Tactical Tall Range Backpack

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What is one of the best ways to spend the day at a range?
Of course, most people are gonna have to pick up and go to the range. That can be a time-consuming pain in the ass depending on how many firearms you wanna take and how much gear. Now, if you own several pistols and take them to the range, you might want to consider a GPS backpack. Check it out.

I’m Drew, welcome back to Beyond Seclusion where I only give you my honest opinion. I was not always able to simply walk out from my dining room onto the range. I was like most of you and I had to plan, pack, travel to the range, and I’ll be honest – I don’t miss those days.

Brand:
GPS

Model:
Tactical Range Backpack Tall

Specification overview:
– Padded storage for 1-4 pistols
– 4 mags for each pistol
– Rigid Honeycomb Frame
– Lockable YYK Zippers
– Waterproof Pull Out Rain Cover
– Chest Strap & Padded
– Ideal for Hands-free transport

As always, let’s just take a quick look at the specs and tech before we get going.

GPS Tactical Tall Range Backpack Full specs and tech

Padded storage for 1-4 pistols
4 mags for each pistol
Rigid Honeycomb Frame
Lockable YKK Zippers
Waterproof Pull Out Rain Cover
1000D Plyester treated with DuPont Teflon
MOLLE Webbing
Chest Strap and Padded
Waist Belt
Ideal for Hands-free Transport

MSRP: $249.99

Hey, that looks great, only thing that I see that may be an issue for some of you is the MSRP. With that said, it is what it is and you get what you pay for, only way of looking at it is you should never have to buy another one of these ever again. You’ll have to decide for yourself. Okay, before you decide if that MSRP is too steep for you, let’s just take a look at what all we can get into this and the features, and then you decide for yourself.

Ok, so we’re just going to run through here. The first thing I’m going to do is get rid of this. This is my paper. I’ve done actually videos on how to do targets cheap, and we can hold that. We’ll just set that out.

Then we’re going to start with the top compartment. This is kind of the big one. This thing is honeycombed. It’s got an internal frame so that the weight of what I put in here doesn’t collapse down on the guns. We go to any target range and of course, we need some sort of shooting rest. It’s got another compartment for hearing protection, but I like my classic muffs, and then, of course we need ammo. And depending on how much ammo we’re gonna take, we’re gonna have somewhat limited capabilities.

We’re gonna open up this first pocket here, and I just put in some extra mags. It gives us a little extra space you can put in there whatever you want.

Then our next pocket – we open this up, we have our glasses case here. Take my Oakleys out… We’ve got the small hearing protection. I don’t like those – I’ve got my big ones, but we could put something else in there. And then we have phone, you put your keys in there, and then there’s an internal pocket in here as well. Then we’ve got this bottom compartment. We’ve got these cups and I’ll show you here what we can do with these cups. We set these down and basically, we can use these to just put our ammo in. And then if I wanted to use another kind of ammo, I could put that in here or I can use one for spent brass. Here we got a pocket for tools, whatever else you want to put in and then this.

This is nice, this is the perfect size for putting our jags, cleaning patches, brushes, anything like that. We could also use this front pocket here to put in a cleaning solution or a bore snake, something like that. Okay, then over here on the side, we’ve got, it’s got stuff labeled. You don’t have to use it for the labels. This is our stapler, gotta have a stapler. I went ahead and put my targets in there, my Birchwood Casey, dirty bird targets.

And then we’ve got the next compartment here. This is for tape. It’s always good to have tape, we can tape over the bullet holes or tape up if we run out of staples.

Then we go to the gun compartment. This has the capability of holding four. Okay, first one here. Now, all four of these are going to be the same. We just opened that up, we’ve got a padded divider here and then we can put four mags in here. With this Glock, I even wanted to test the 30 or 33 rounders and they do fit in here so we’ve got four mags plus the one in the gun, and we have a pocket up here that we can actually put another smaller firearm. Now, I’m going to tell you that when we fully load these, we’re not going to get the three of them in this back compartment.
Let me show that.

So, this is our main compartment where we should be able to hold three. Now, I do have three stuffed in here, but this middle one, it was getting way too tight. If I fully load them this is the only downside that I found with this. If I fully load those with the mags, and the firearm of that size, I could not get all three in here, so I did, and I crammed them in here pretty good. For the third one, I had to pack light. I’ve got my Springfield Hellcat, but I was not able to also include the mags, which is why I have them in the top pocket. Okay, I’ve got another Springfield, and I got all the mags for it, and then I’ve got a Ruger.

Now, I almost forgot the rain cover that’s built into it. You gotta check this out.

There you have it guys – it is what it is. You decide what you think. All of this fit in here, in one bag. I hope you enjoyed the review, found it helpful. If so, make sure and help support the channel. Hit that subscribe button. Guys, I can’t emphasize that enough. Hitting that subscribe button is one of the greatest things you can do to help support the channel.

Until next time, happy shooting! Educate our young people on shooting and gun safety, and be a safe and responsible gun owner.