Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
What should actually be in a range bag? In this Brownells Tech Tip, Caleb and Jude dump out their real-world range bags and walk through the gear they actually keep on hand for range days, zeroing sessions, new shooters, and unexpected problems. From eye and ear protection to med gear, tools, batteries, targets, and precision rifle support equipment, this video covers a practical range bag setup for both general shooting and more advanced rifle work.
Jude shows a straightforward, useful setup built around the basics: eye pro, gloves, targets, a rangefinder, a medical kit, notes, lube, grease, cleaning gear, and hand tools. Caleb takes things a step further with a more built-out system that includes trauma gear, a Kestrel, a Garmin chronograph, rangefinding binos, shot timers, support bags, batteries, and a dedicated field tool kit. Together, they cover what matters, what gets used, and what is worth keeping in your bag.
If you are trying to build a better range bag for pistol shooting, rifle shooting, zeroing optics, or introducing new shooters to the range, this video gives you a solid place to start.
Chapters
00:08 Introduction
00:26 Jude starts with his range bag setup
00:40 Why they keep range bags ready
01:07 Eye protection and gloves
01:30 Targets, rangefinder, and med kit
02:09 Notepad, pasters, tape measure, and sling
02:41 Extra eye pro and lens cleaning gear
03:15 Staples, CLP, grease, and tools
04:21 Cleaning kit, punches, and pliers
04:57 Caleb reacts to Jude’s setup
05:35 Caleb’s Savior Equipment bag overview
05:56 Medical side of the bag
06:05 Boo-boo kit and trauma kit
07:53 Sharpie, foam earplugs, and precision gear pocket
08:28 Garmin chronograph, Kestrel, and rangefinding binos
10:01 Building dope charts at the range
11:12 Front pocket and spare storage pouch
11:45 Targets and ear protection
13:03 Support bag for precision rifle shooting
13:39 Shot timers and training tools
14:43 Rechargeable batteries and charging setup
15:14 Sunglasses, tape measure, and tool section
16:44 Caleb’s field tool kit
17:37 Nano tools for optic adjustments
18:05 Why he stopped carrying a hammer
19:00 Final thoughts on both range bag setups
20:29 Viewer suggestions and wrap-up
In this video:
Range bag essentials
Eye and ear protection
Medical kit and trauma kit setup
Targets, pasters, and staples
Range tools and maintenance supplies
Shot timers and batteries
Precision rifle gear
Kestrel and chronograph setup
Support bags and binos
Field tool kit ideas
Need help getting your range bag squared away? Brownells has the gear, tools, and tech support to help you build a setup that works.
What should actually be in a range bag? In this Brownells Tech Tip, Caleb and Jude dump out their real-world range bags and walk through the gear they actually keep on hand for range days, zeroing sessions, new shooters, and unexpected problems. From eye and ear protection to med gear, tools, batteries, targets, and precision rifle support equipment, this video covers a practical range bag setup for both general shooting and more advanced rifle work.
Jude shows a straightforward, useful setup built around the basics: eye pro, gloves, targets, a rangefinder, a medical kit, notes, lube, grease, cleaning gear, and hand tools. Caleb takes things a step further with a more built-out system that includes trauma gear, a Kestrel, a Garmin chronograph, rangefinding binos, shot timers, support bags, batteries, and a dedicated field tool kit. Together, they cover what matters, what gets used, and what is worth keeping in your bag.
If you are trying to build a better range bag for pistol shooting, rifle shooting, zeroing optics, or introducing new shooters to the range, this video gives you a solid place to start.
Chapters
00:08 Introduction
00:26 Jude starts with his range bag setup
00:40 Why they keep range bags ready
01:07 Eye protection and gloves
01:30 Targets, rangefinder, and med kit
02:09 Notepad, pasters, tape measure, and sling
02:41 Extra eye pro and lens cleaning gear
03:15 Staples, CLP, grease, and tools
04:21 Cleaning kit, punches, and pliers
04:57 Caleb reacts to Jude’s setup
05:35 Caleb’s Savior Equipment bag overview
05:56 Medical side of the bag
06:05 Boo-boo kit and trauma kit
07:53 Sharpie, foam earplugs, and precision gear pocket
08:28 Garmin chronograph, Kestrel, and rangefinding binos
10:01 Building dope charts at the range
11:12 Front pocket and spare storage pouch
11:45 Targets and ear protection
13:03 Support bag for precision rifle shooting
13:39 Shot timers and training tools
14:43 Rechargeable batteries and charging setup
15:14 Sunglasses, tape measure, and tool section
16:44 Caleb’s field tool kit
17:37 Nano tools for optic adjustments
18:05 Why he stopped carrying a hammer
19:00 Final thoughts on both range bag setups
20:29 Viewer suggestions and wrap-up
In this video:
Range bag essentials
Eye and ear protection
Medical kit and trauma kit setup
Targets, pasters, and staples
Range tools and maintenance supplies
Shot timers and batteries
Precision rifle gear
Kestrel and chronograph setup
Support bags and binos
Field tool kit ideas
Need help getting your range bag squared away? Brownells has the gear, tools, and tech support to help you build a setup that works.
