Tactical Training Techniques: What Should You Have In Your Range Bag?

Published on April 1, 2020
Duration: 6:31

This guide details essential items for a range bag, emphasizing organization and preparedness. It covers selecting a suitable bag, packing a range holster, extra magazines (recommending at least three), and robust hearing and eye protection. The importance of a stiff belt and pre-application of sunblock to avoid firearm contamination is also highlighted.

Quick Summary

A well-equipped range bag for tactical training should include a range holster, at least three extra magazines, gun oil, electronic hearing protection, and ballistic eyewear. Applying sunblock before arriving and using a robust belt are also key for safety and efficiency.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Range Gear
  2. 00:45The Range Bag
  3. 01:15Inside the Range Bag: Holsters & Magazines
  4. 01:46Firearm and Oil
  5. 01:52Magazine Recommendations
  6. 02:17Hearing Protection
  7. 03:03Magazine Pouches
  8. 03:28The Importance of a Robust Belt
  9. 04:09Sunblock and Hand Contamination
  10. 04:51Water and Weather Preparedness
  11. 04:58Eye Protection
  12. 05:58Final Gear Management

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the essential items to include in a range bag for tactical training?

A range bag should contain a range holster, magazine pouches, at least three extra magazines, your firearm, gun oil, electronic hearing protection, ballistic eyewear, sunblock, bug spray, and water. Organization is key to efficient range days.

How many extra magazines should I bring to the range?

It's recommended to bring a minimum of three extra magazines for a range session. This allows for more efficient reloading, as you can load up multiple magazines at once rather than reloading one at a time during shooting.

Why is a robust belt important for shooting?

A robust, stiffened belt is crucial for securely carrying a pistol in a holster. It prevents the belt from folding or sagging under the weight of the firearm and magazines, ensuring stability and proper holster positioning.

What type of hearing and eye protection is recommended for the range?

For hearing, electronic protection with a microphone is ideal for communication. For eyes, ballistic eyewear with appropriate tinting (clear, dark, yellow, or orange depending on conditions) is essential for protection against debris.

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