Gear bags, Go bags, how do you drag yor crap around?

[msouth12368]

I'm not a range shooter, I predator hunt. Big bore.
Beyond my c/f tank. I carry anmo, shooting sticks, range finder, assorted hand calls and a electric caller with remote. Other than the shooting sticks . I pack my gear in a medium sized chest pack. What do you use to drag your stuff around? And what stuff is your must have in the field ?

 

[Sawney Bean]

I have a couple of tool bags in my truck. One's full of pellets, BB's, CO2 and .22 LR and the other's full of cleaning gear, lube, tools and hearing and eye protection. I also keep a CF tank and a hand pump, plus a Huben fill probe in my truck. That stuff pretty much lives there, so I've always got what I need with me for airgun shooting.

For transporting the guns the gear I've finally settled on are Harbor Freight Apache gun cases and gun socks. They're big, awkward and heavy, but they're also tough and waterproof and you can easily fit 2 guns in one with no risk of damaging them. When I've hauled milsurp PB's in them I've loaded them 4 to a case before. So with two cases I can load up 4-6 guns. I leave the pluckable foam intact as I don't want to have a special case for every gun I own. If you wait for specials they are frequently on sale for $120. I've got one of their large pistol cases as well and I can fit 6 pistols in it.

I've got a couple of Flambeau hard cases as well and those are nice for packing a single gun. They're much lighter and I picked them up for $30 each. Not as tough as the Apaches and I wouldn't want to carry two nice rifles in one case at the same time with one, but they're just easier to pack. I used to carry all my guns in those kinds of cheap hard cases, but what I found was that I often had four or more cases with me and that just took up too much space.

 

[Ranchibi]

Back pack loaded with ammo, bipod, bipod leg extensions, laser rangefinder, collapsible stool, micro bore hose, adjustable rear rest, shooting glasses, deet, micro fiber cloth, kind bars, water.......also have a dual large pil holder that holds pellets and slugs in separate sections that has a carabiner attached to a belt loop.....

 

[rcarlisle]

When I go out back to shoot, I grab the gun and a tin of pellets, which I put in my pocket. When I hunt, I use a vest with a game pocket, just in case. I carry a 30 lb backpack daily at work, so I avoid any luggage when I am out having fun.

 

[beerthief]

my gun room is about 15 steps away so ...........

Sorry do not hunt BUT < i have taken FT targets set out at random in the woods . there is a game path and i set the targets out away from the path . walk maybe 20 yards or more between targets . i have done that two times now , but think about thieves on the days i do not go .

 

[Ezana4CE]

For predator hunting I like an Eberlestock pack. The Gunrunner H2 is great for carrying a rifle and tripod along with a first aid kit, extra clothing, batteries, e-caller, flashlights, water, projectiles, rope, etc.). When walking a long distance a tripod can be strapped to the outside. For short distance walks I prefer to carry the tripod, especially at night.

Overall the Gunrunner H2 is a light pack. Chest pack for optics, calls, remote, etc. When afield I can set the pack down, hang it up, or keep it on. I’ve done all three. The problem with this pack is that the scabbard is not suited for any larger scopes air rifles. The are simply too tall and do not fit well or past the scope.

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