GPS Tactic Range Backpack with 4-Handgun Capacity and Heavy Duty Features

TALL W/WAIST STRAP BLACK NYLON

The GPS Tactic Range Backpack is designed for firearm enthusiasts and professionals seeking a durable and organized carrying solution. Crafted from 1000 Denier Nylon with a DuPont Teflon coating, this backpack offers exceptional resistance to wear, water, and stains, ensuring long-lasting performance in demanding environments. Its rugged construction makes it suitable for tactical operations, hunting trips, or range days. The spacious interior features four padded internal handgun storage cases, each with dedicated magazine compartments, providing secure and accessible firearm transportation. Eight external zippered pockets offer ample space for ammunition, accessories, and personal items, keeping everything well-organized and within reach. The padded waist strap enhances load stability during movement, reducing fatigue and shifting of gear, while the pull-out rain cover provides added protection against unexpected weather conditions. Designed with lockable heavy-duty zippers and a visual I.D. storage system, this backpack combines security and easy identification for multiple users or shared environments. Its dimensions allow for comfortable carry without sacrificing capacity, making it an ideal choice for tactical professionals and firearm enthusiasts alike. Whether heading to the range, hunting, or on tactical missions, the GPS Tactic Range Backpack delivers durability, security, and organization in one versatile package.

Features:

• Heavy-duty 1000 Denier nylon material with DuPont Teflon coating for water and stain resistance

• Four padded internal handgun storage cases with magazine compartments for secure firearm transport

• Eight external zippered pockets for ammo, accessories, and personal gear

• Padded waist strap for load stability during movement

• Pull-out rain cover for weather protection

• Lockable heavy-duty zippers for added security

• Visual I.D. storage system for easy identification and organization