US PeaceKeeper Medium Range Bag

So far, after a few weeks, I'm very happy with this range bag. It's just the right size for me to comfortably fit all of my gear, pistols (two or more), and plenty of ammo to head to the range. Loaded down, it can get quite heavy and so far I have not had any of the tearing that some others have described (though if I do, I will readjust this review). From my point of view, everything is very heavy and durable in design and execution and I feel that this bag will carry me for many years to come.Favorite things about the bag: the outer side pockets with 6 elastic loops for pistol magazines on each side (12 total), double zip access top opens up to give you plenty of room to get into the inside, and they give you a covered and removable bottom insert to keep the bag bottom nice and straight (unlike a typical gym type of duffel bag when it tends to function more like a sack). Note: the elastic magazine loops really are not large enough to allow for anything but pistol mags (or maybe very small, low caliber rifle mags, but I don't have any to test). Don't expect to put large rifle mags in them.Knocks against (these are minor): the top double zippers have a velcro'd overlap for when the bag is zipped up tight, however, I've never gotten the velcro to really latch on, so the flap just, well, flaps. And unlike the photo, the logo on the side has been replaces by a patch of velcro rug (a number of other reviews have mentioned this). Myself, i don't mind the logo not being there, and I can see the velcro rug being something useful, but as I don't have anything velcro to stick on it, I'd just as soon it not be there, but this is just a minor nit-pick to me. Personally, i would rather it come with an id tag or something instead of a blank velcro rug.Overall, I think it's a high quality bag for the money and I'm very pleased with it.I'm going to post some additional photos above (sorry for the low quality of the photos).

This bag has sturdy metal zippers and very tight stitching that has held up well so far. The padded shoulder strap is a good feature that I use more than I thought I would. The velcro holder for the top flap is a little misplaced for matching its counterpart on the end of the top access aperture but it's serviceable. The velcro fastener strips could be increased in size some to create a better and more secure closure, but it works if I am careful to close the double zippers all the way and to get the fabric closure pull loop out of the way. It actually works better if I fasten the velcro and ten pull the zippers closed. The bag fabric is flexible but substantial enough to stand up under some rough treatment. It would be nice to have some stiffening for the bottom of the bag that works and to have some "feet" to raise the fabric of the bottom of the bag off the floor. The end pouches are nicely sized for holding one pistol each in snuggly fitted gun rugs. I have a Sig P226 and a Smith & Wesson Bodyguard .380 that I shoot regularly and this bag was intended to allow me to have a way to carry both of those and the associated magazines, ammo and cleaning tools and materials in addition to magazines and ammo for my AR-15 and my shooting glasses and ear protection. It holds all of that with a little room to spare. The side pouch magazine holders are a very nice feature. I put my 9 mm and .380 magazines in those and use the side pouch for the AR-15 magazines of assorted sizes, including 10-round, 20-round and 30-round magazines. The bag is nice and the price is reasonable for a bag this size an quality. The features I have suggested would, of course, raise the price of the bag but if it didn't increase the price more than about $15, the bag would still be a very good buy and would be as good as other bags I have seen for over $150.

Update 2/18/2014: While I don't go to the range weekly or even monthly(more like 4 times a year)...when I do go I'm loaded for bear. This bag just handled five (5) full sized handguns (smallest barrel length on any pistol was 4", 3 were 5" or more, and one was 4.5") of which 3 were all steel framed and 2 were polymer framed, 500 rounds of ammunition (100rds 45ACP, 200rds 22LR, 200rds 9mm), eye protection, hearing protection, 8 pistol mags, and 4 midway gun rugs (used to keep the pistols individually covered). I can't stress enough the quality of the steel rings on the carry strap and the strong stitching thru out this quality bag. I would honestly be looking to purchase another one as a backup but seeing as I can't seem to wear out the one I purchased I'll just be content knowing that if I somehow lose the one I have, I'll purchase another to replace it because for my needs/use this bag will last my lifetime./////////////////////////////////////////This US PeaceKeeper Medium Range Bag currently serves as my go to range bag. I can easily load it with eyes, ears, multiple 6 pistol mags, 4 rifle mags, 200 rounds of assorted pistol and rifle ammunition, a glock 22, smith & wesson 640, beretta fs92, bath size towel, and haven't even touched the side pouches yet. The shoulder carry strap has steel rings, not cheap plastic and the stitching on this has held up to loads of at least 20lbs so far. Not so much as a rip or tear on the stitching or fatigue of the steel rings. Nice economical option that has held up well for me and I am pleased with this purchase. Would recommend to friends and family for range use or as a general use tote due to it's surprising strength. It also comes with what looks like a personal planner case with zipper measuring about 12" that I use to protect various size pistols as large as a full size beretta 92fs and M1911 45 acp.