Let’s Get Organized.
POUCHES / SAVIOR EQUIPMENT
TOOLS / MULTITASKER, AIMPOINT, ZIP TIES, LENS WIPES, ALLEN KEYS
MagS / GLOCK 19X
photography / NRD Concepts
As someone who shows up to the range looking like a homeless person with a large recycled shopping bag filled with stuff I am making an effort to change my ways, starting with these Loose Sacs from Savior Equipment. Regardless of the brand, pouches can be magical.
Here is why:
- Keep Shit Organized: Small pouches help you keep all your shit like mags, ammo, ear protection, and cleaning supplies in separate, easy-to-find places. This way, you’re not fumbling to find things when you need them, which can save time and prevent range buds from haggling you.
- Prevent Loss: It’s easy to lose small items if they’re not kept in a designated spot. Small pouches can prevent this by ensuring that each item has its own place. This means you’re less likely to leave behind a critical piece of gear or waste time searching for it.
- Reduce Clutter: A bunch of loose gear can turn into a disorganized mess. Small pouches help keep everything contained and tidy, so your range bag stays organized and you don’t end up wasting valuable range time.
- Convenience: Small pouches are portable and easy to move around. If you need to swap out the contents its simple.
A good starting point for me has been these Loose Sac – Soft Carriers from Savior Equipment. You get 4 of them for $29.00 which isn’t terrible because they are made really well.
They are marketed for ammo however I found all types of uses for them. If you’re like me and don’t always shoot the same caliber, platform, setup etc. your range needs constantly change.
Specs from Savior Equipment website:
- 600D Polyester Exterior Fabric
- 420D Nylon Interior Fabric
- Loop Panel
- Drainage Grommet
- Double-Stitched Seams
SIZE:
External | 7.75” x 3.5” x 4”
As much as I’m sure you’d love to tell me about your loose sac, I’m afraid I’m running late to pick up someone’s mom.