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G Outdoors T1612BPB Tactical Range Backpack
The G Outdoors T1612BPB Tactical Range Backpack carries all of your essential shooting equipment in one easy-to-carry, organized storage pack for all those practice sessions at the range or adventures out in the wild. Built to handle tough times, the tactical backpack is made of a 1000D heavy-duty material with DuPont™ Teflon® coating that's able to resist grime, and is sewn with rot- and mildew-resistant nylon utilizing a Box and Bar tack reinforced stitching. This Tactical Range Backpack features 3 padded pistol storage cases (removable) with magazine storage on the inside, a pull-out rain cover to help protect your valuables from weather-related situations, 4 external zippered pockets meant for ammo and other necessities, and a padded waist strap and an internal honeycomb frame for extra stability when loaded up. The hook 'n' loop area has a removable GPS Tactical logo patch, allowing you to put in your very own club or name placard; and the Visual I.D. Storage System™, with velour lining, will provide the perfect, protected space for glasses and ear pieces, and help you find what you're looking for in no time at all. Comes with lockable, self-tracking YKK zippers for extra security purposes.
Notice--Dropship.Item(s) will ship directly from the manufacturer; delivery options and/or shipping upgrades are unavailable. Please allow 7-10 business days for delivery. Contiguous 48 states only. Item is not eligible for ship-to-store delivery. A street address is required for delivery.
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Reviews
Rated 2 out of
5 by
NVhunter308 from
Pistol pouches are simply too smallOverall I really like GPS's products, and I really want to like the range backpack but the problem for me is the pistol cases, they are simply too small and annoying to use for full size guns. Because the pistol pouches are setup to carry mags, what you have inside each pouch is a padded sleeve you have to try and shove the handgun into.
That works great for a Glock 19, and medium/smaller guns, but if you have full size guns like a FNX tactical, CZ Shadow 2, 320 X-five, full size 1911's etc. it's annoying to try and get the gun into and out of that pocket. Have something with a light/laser/RMR on it.....forget it. As a result I find myself never using it. There's plenty of room in the pouch itself, but because you are basically trying to slide the gun into a sleeve sewn inside one half of the pouch, it's just too tight. It would be much better if it was just a padded fold open pouch, or even just a padded slide in type pouch with a velcro flap.
You can just lay the gun into the pouch without putting it in the padded sleeve but then you gun is riding on the zipper, fine for a glock, not fine for higher end guns. The photo shows a full size Glock, it easily fits inside the footprint of the pouch if you just lay it inside, but when you try and get it into the padded sleeve it's simply too small so you are either getting hung up on the bottom of the grip or the rear sight, and while I can manage to shove it in there, it's even more annoying trying to get it back out.
Build quality etc. is great, but half of my guns are a struggle to get into and out of the pouches it makes the whole thing frustrating to use. The other thing I would say is that as any backpacker knows you put your heaviest items lowest in a pack, in this design and purpose most likely your ammo is always going to be the heaviest item for a range trip, that should be at the bottom of the pack, and the guns should be stored on top. Not a big deal since most people are probably never going very far with one of these on their back.
