OSAGE RIVER Tactical Range Bag for Handguns and Hunting, Travel Duffel

Most of the reviews here are for the larger bag, but this is specifically for the smaller LIGHT DUTY bag.I didn't want to have to lug around something the size of a gym bag, and the larger bag looked TOO large for my needs, and too awkward for me to carry once full. Something more compact and easy to carry was important to me. With that in mind, the bag must also be able to easily hold two handguns, plus all the ammo and accessories that I would need for them at the range. I wanted to easily be able to find whatever item I needed, so organization was a huge plus. I didn't want it to have gun brand logos on the exterior. And, it would have to be able to lock.Let me tell you what I was able to put into this bag, with room to spare.One subcompact pistolOne J frame revolver400 rounds of 9mm and .38 spec. ammoEar muffsSafety GlassesThree magazines (there are slots for 10, but I only have 3)Two speedloaders3 extra mag springs2 sets of snap capsSmall flashlightI could have put my ear and eye protection in the side pockets and easily put another 200 rounds of ammo or another handgun in the center space. This bag makes me feel like I need more stuff!The zipper pulls are all coated metal, as are the clips for the shoulder strap. The bag is heavy duty! Every single zipper has a locking ring. All but one are double zippers, so you can use small padlocks to secure all but one of the zippered spaces.The main storage compartment comes with two adjustable dividers that are held in place where you want them by velcro.Each pistol pouch is large enough to comfortably fit a small to mid sized handgun. They're held into the base of the outer pocket by velcro. I do wish there was a closure snap or velcro to hold the pouches closed and the firearm in place, but it's a small concession.Every pocket, every pouch, is padded! No gear rubbing or banging against each other. A place for everything.The only branding on the bag is in the center pocket interior flap. Nothing anywhere on the exterior that could indicate what the contents might be.Bottom line, this bag gives much more expensive range bags a run for the money. It's well made, inexpensive, looks good, and with a lifetime guarantee, how can you go wrong?

I'm very pleased with this range bag. The zippers work well and there are plenty of pockets. The build quality is good. I've attached a few pics to help get a size reference. The pistol is a Glock 23. There is A LOT of space in the main compartment of this bag. If you removed the 2 velcro dividers you could load this thing up with so many rounds you wouldn't be able to pick it up. I'm exaggerating, you get the point. I would recommend this product.

Well constructed with lots of padding. I like that there are no markings on the outside to tell what kind of bag it is, for when I store things in my truck. It easily can store two pistols and magazines as designed, and could easily take one or more additional ones to the range in the main body of the bag.This bag will carry all I need to go to the range. You only need to slip in the pistols of choice for the day and the rest is in your bag ready to go. A person could easily put too much in it and make it too heavy. Here is what I keep in this bag. (There is room for more stuff even with all this in my bag)- two pistols with magazines, possibly a third if I decide to take three pistols to the range,- Safety equipment: ear muffs, eye protection, baseball cap, first aid kit- targets- used brass container- holsters- stapler and staples- accessories: gun lubricant/oil, small cleaning kit, leatherman, flashlight, cloth- assorted ammo- pen, markers, paper, and masking tape.What I did not like about the bag:-Open top on the padded pistol bags is a safety issue. If you set your range bag on a shelf/bench and open it, the flap could fall off the bench and the open pistol bag would allow your weapon to fall out. I added heavy-duty zippers to the top of the pistol bags. It was a pain to do so aftermarket, but it was well worth it. See my photos. of what it looked like before I added the zipper and after I made the modification. If you don't want to do zippers, I think a person could add a couple of strips of Velcro-type closure at the top of the bag and get similar results.-The bag is not tall enough to hold standard NRA competition pistol targets. I think that the bag could have been a couple of inches taller and then the targets would not have to fold over when put in the bag standing on one the sides. It may be possible to put them on the bottom of the bag under everything (including the dividers), but I did not even try because I use them at almost all locations I shoot. I want them standing ready to easily pull out. I included a photo showing what the target looks like in my bag.-I would have liked to have the two movable inserts to have either Molle straps and/or Velcro-like loop fabric so that I could have added some Molle bags, other dividers, or even attach pistol bags. The main compartment has two lengthwise dividers, but it is a bit like three dump zones to me. I like neat and tidy. I am looking for materials to modify the dividers already to make the center a little less of a dump area.Though told about what I felt were shortcomings, as a sewer I can tell you making a bag like this is not a quick or easy task.It is a good value considering the material and the time it would have required from me to make it. Except for the lack of height a person can figure and make after-market changes that will make it the bag they need for their use. I like it as it came, but still looking to finish customizing the configuration for my use. I think most folks would find this bag acceptable, or even great. I could not give it 5 stars because the lack of a closure on the gun bag is a critical safety issue for me.

I wanted to comment on the bag once I was able to take it to the range a few times. I purchased the smaller one and it does not disappoint as it is pretty spacious. I'll just list what I carry in it: 2-9mm compact pistols ( the padded sections for the pistols are nice as well as the ability to use a lock on any of the compartments) 6-magazines, 400 rounds, ear & eye protection, speed loader, small cleaning kit, and a few tools. All in all I'm very satisfied with this bag so far. Time will tell.

Junk! The zippers come off the track and zipper strings shred apart! This is the second bag with the same problems!I like the design but it falls apart after a couple uses. Very disappointed!!!

Lots of pockets and adjustable dividers for the main compartment is great. But the quality of the materials is questionable as I already have some fraying on edges. The shoulder strap doesn't look sturdy and not made of smooth material so I swapped it out right away for something better. As of right now, it's doing its job but I'm a bit worried it won't hold up for very long.

Sturdy and roomy, I like it very much!I use it as a pilot bag and so far so good!

very happy with this bag. SO MANY POCKETS. bag is well padded and smells GREAT!. you can't go wrong with this. l am using it now to hold all my drone equipment.

Fits all my range gear + ammo (typically 200 rounds 7.62 and 350 rounds 9mm) and cleaning kit. Well made and durable

Lotsa space and quality build.

Just as advertised! Lots of room for all you need to go to the range.