Your ear pro is on the kitchen counter

You drove forty minutes and you paid for the lane. You unzip the bag and your ear protection is sitting on the kitchen counter.

A good way to ruin a trip to the range is to forget something at home. Spare magazines. Targets. The stapler. Batteries for the muffs that died last time out.

A bag that stays packed solves nearly all of it, but only once you know what belongs in it. So we put together a Range Bag Checklist and we're giving it away.

It's 25 items across three lists. The 14 that go every single trip, the gear that depends entirely on where you shoot, and 10 more worth adding when you're training something specific.

Every item comes with a short note on why it earns its space in the bag. A checklist you don't understand is a checklist you stop using.

There's also a tear-out page at the back. No explanations, just boxes. Print it, keep it in the bag, and restock against it when you get home.

Pack it once. Then just grab it and go. Grab your copy here.

Stay safe,

Jacob Paulsen
President | ConcealedCarry.com

P.S. I'm hoping the tear-out page is useful as something you can keep in the bag. Download it here.

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4301 S Federal Blvd STE 108
Sheridan, CO 80110

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