I've been using a wheeled computer bag to date. It had a partition in which I carried ammo in their boxes (50 round boxes); I carried about 6-8 boxes. Also about 6-12 magazines. Lower number if I'm just using 1 caliber; higher number if I'm using two calibers (ie - 9mm and 10mm).

Another partition would be used for pistols - up to 4 at a time; 2 easily, 4 if I stuffed it.

Also had room for targets (shoot n see; printouts of the dot torture). And some small tools.

This was a bit heavy so having the computer bag w/ skate wheels was nice. (as long as the range was paved; not so much for dirt).

The wheels broke today. I'm looking for a replacement and checking w/ you guys use.

1. Wheeled bag (backpack too heavy)
2. Partitions for ammo, pistols, targets as above (ie - tool box or suitcase not ideal; I have plenty of those).
3. Not expensive (definitely less than $100)
4. Not too large (airplane carry on size or smaller - about the size that can fit under the seat in front).

I used to use a backpack but it started to get too heavy for these old bones.

What I use when I go to matches is a Zuca Range Cart...same idea as the Disc Golf cart...but it is a bit more than you'd like to spend


Something I'm seeing more at the range is the Stanley mobile tool box

I like the Zuca - what model is it? I can't see to find it. Was trying to check availability, store and price.

ETA: okay, I found something similar - holy cow - $300???? I guess if I went to the range/competitions every week, or at least every month. But more infrequently is hard to justify. Still, I'll consider it. I like the big wheels.

Ideal if I could find something similar for less than half that price....

I bought one of these Milwaukee Tool Rolling Tool Chests and a Matching Tool Tray that attaches to the top of the box.

I went with the Milwaukee, using the "Buy Once, Cry Once" SIG Forum shopping method, there are many cheaper similar Rolling Chests.

That's the route I went. Rolling box with two different mid sized boxes, and a clamshell tool bag. Thay all fit together and let me tailor twhat I'm bringing.

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Originally posted by TomV:
I bought one of these Milwaukee Tool Rolling Tool Chests and a Matching Tool Tray that attaches to the top of the box.

I went with the Milwaukee, using the "Buy Once, Cry Once" SIG Forum shopping method, there are many cheaper similar Rolling Chests.

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Originally posted by 9mmepiphany:


Something I'm seeing more at the range is the Stanley mobile tool box

I have a stanley rolling tool box that I used. But the bottom being plastic got a hole in it as I was rolling it across gravel and concrete. I went with a metal rolling tool box.

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Originally posted by konata88:
I like the Zuca - what model is it? I can't see to find it. Was trying to check availability, store and price.

ETA: okay, I found something similar - holy cow - $300???? I guess if I went to the range/competitions every week, or at least every month. But more infrequently is hard to justify. Still, I'll consider it. I like the big wheels.

The one pictured is by S3. The one I use is from Saratoga Horseworks

It is a bit spendy, but having a cart that carries all my stuff neatly organized and allowing easy access, rolls easily across uneven ground, and has a built-in seat becomes a easy trade off as you get older.

I did balk for a while at the price of the Pelican case (1637) needed to transport it when flying across the country, but when you're already spending that much to get to a match, what's another $300

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Ideal if I could find something similar for less than half that price....

That's why I included the suggestion for the rolling toolbox. If I only went to ranges where they had available seating, that might be the way I'd go

How do you feel about something like that:



https://www.acmetools.com/dewa...04/076174810493.html

I know it's big but it can be disassembled for storage/transport and custom configured with other boxes and the price is right.

I like the Zuca options but they are just out of my budget. Cool that the top is seat - I didn't know that.

Looking at tool box options. They seem pretty pricey too though.