What tools do you keep in your range bag?
The ones in mine I use most often are a magnetic screwdriver with the flat, hex and Torx tips I use most often stored in the handle and small, stamped tool with two different flat screwdrivers for adjusting sights. A lens wipes for cleaning optics and a nickel for adjusting scopes with big slots.
Rarely used tools I keep in the bag are a set of Torx and hex drivers in case I need to tighten some odd scope mount screw I don't have the right size driver tip for. And a tool for adjusting the iron sights on my AR as well as a special tool for tightening the thread protector on my S&W 22 Compact that I used exactly once. After I properly torqued the thread protector using the tool it never came loose again.
While I have never needed it I like to have are a key for the lock S&W puts on some of their guns.
It is an accessory, not a tool, but I use my Magula magazine loader on nearly every trip to the gun club.
These just stay in my range bag all the time. I bought duplicates for the ones I use at home too.
The ones in mine I use most often are a magnetic screwdriver with the flat, hex and Torx tips I use most often stored in the handle and small, stamped tool with two different flat screwdrivers for adjusting sights. A lens wipes for cleaning optics and a nickel for adjusting scopes with big slots.
Rarely used tools I keep in the bag are a set of Torx and hex drivers in case I need to tighten some odd scope mount screw I don't have the right size driver tip for. And a tool for adjusting the iron sights on my AR as well as a special tool for tightening the thread protector on my S&W 22 Compact that I used exactly once. After I properly torqued the thread protector using the tool it never came loose again.
While I have never needed it I like to have are a key for the lock S&W puts on some of their guns.
It is an accessory, not a tool, but I use my Magula magazine loader on nearly every trip to the gun club.
These just stay in my range bag all the time. I bought duplicates for the ones I use at home too.