Tasmanian Tiger Modular Range Bag For Shooters With Padded Handles And Lockable Zippers

The Tasmanian Tiger Modular Range Bag OD (TT-7186-331) is a rugged, modular training bag built for shooters who demand flexible gear organization on the range. Designed for daily use, it keeps magazines, ammo, and tools neatly arranged for fast access during training, drills, or competition.

• Dimensions: 12" x 17.25" x 9" for a compact yet capable range bag that accommodates multiple compartments without excess bulk.
• Material: Cordura construction provides durability and abrasion resistance suitable for frequent range use.
• Color: Olive Drab (OD Green) finish for a low-profile, field-ready look.
• Modular interior: Detachable dividers let you configure space for magazines, ammo, pistols, and tools to match each training session.
• Magazine holders: Built-in magazine holders with loop backing ensure secure retention and rapid reloads.
• External organization: Three external compartments plus an exterior pocket with MOLLE field for additional pouches and accessories.
• Lid organization: Lid features a zip compartment to separate small parts, keys, or paperwork.
• Carry options: Padded handles and a detachable, length-adjustable carry strap provide comfortable transport.
• Security: Lockable slide zippers help secure contents during transit and transport.
• Included pouches: Includes two TAC pouch Round VL and an internal holster VL to jump-start your loadout.
• Ammunition management: Removable inner pockets offer dedicated space for ammunition, reducing rummaging on the move.

This bag is ideal for shooters, training teams, law enforcement personnel, and military enthusiasts who need a reliable, customizable platform to organize gear. The combination of Cordura durability, modular dividers, and MOLLE-compatible exterior means you can tailor the setup for dry-fire practice, live-fire drills, or field deployments, while keeping essential items within easy reach. The included TAC pouches and internal holster simplify loadout so you can focus on performance rather than gear management.