NRA Gun Gear of the Week: 5.11 Tactical Gun Bags

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posted on March 26, 2017
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It’s amazing how much stuff a shooter can cram into a range bag or rifle case. The gear gurus at 5.11 Tactical have a keen sense for designing efficient, durable products that meet and exceed task requirements, and they’ve applied their expertise to design best-in-class gun- and gear-toting bags. The Range Qualifier Bag is ideal for transporting a pair of handguns with all the fixings, and the Urban Sniper Bag is sure to get a precision long-gun and necessary kit safely into the field.

 



  

Check out the latest NRA Gun Gear of the Week video to see the various features of 5.11’s gun bags.

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