G-Outdoors GPS Tactical Range Backpack Holds 3 Handguns - Tan

The G-Outdoors GPS Tactical Range Backpack holds three handguns and is purpose-built for shooters who demand secure, organized transport to and from the firing line. This free-standing range backpack eliminates the need for multiple trips or fumbling with loose cases, keeping your pistols and magazines accessible yet protected throughout your shooting session. The three removable padded pistol storage cases—each capable of holding one pistol and four magazines—allow flexible configuration for different scenarios, from solo training to multi-gun competitions.

Structural integrity is critical in a tactical range backpack. The GPS Tactical Range Backpack features a rigid honeycomb frame that maintains its shape under load and protects contents from compression, while lockable YKK zippers provide tamper-evident security for stored firearms. The Visual I.D. Storage System uses clearly marked pockets for ammunition, accessories, and maintenance supplies, eliminating fumbling for critical items during training. Measuring 14 x 12.75 x 18 inches and weighing 6.53 lbs when empty, this backpack distributes load evenly across both shoulders for extended range sessions without fatigue.

This backpack serves law enforcement range qualifications, civilian competitive shooters, firearms instructors, and dedicated sport shooters who prioritize organized gear management. The tan colorway blends into outdoor environments while remaining visible enough for safe handling at the range. Free-standing design allows rapid setup and breakdown at any shooting location, from indoor ranges to outdoor courses where traditional tables or benches may not be available.

Range-specific backpacks occupy a distinct niche: larger and less concealable than carry packs, but more mobile than range bags that require flat surfaces. The GPS design positions three-gun capacity as ideal for multi-pistol training without excessive bulk, making it practical for shooters rotating between platforms during intensive practice or qualification cycles.