Great day pack for the road, range, or rifle competitions
359149
The Eberlestock X3 LoDrag Pack in Coyote Brown is a really good choice for a 2-3 day pack or for when you need to carry your rifle and gear during a competition.

A neat feature is that the bottom end of the scabbard tucks up and into the bottom of the pack and is secured with a side release buckle (makes it look inconspicuous to appear like a standard backpack). The scabbard is wide enough to accommodate an 20in AR-15 type rifle with a tactical scope and 30rd magazine inserted. The large zippers are of good quality and are similar to the zippers on my military issue ACU large rucksack. The ripstop material of the pack  is light but seems durable enough, however, its not as heavy as the nylon material used in the ACU rucksack. The padding all around is firm and supportive with good ventilation for your back. The shoulder and hip strap design are comfortable and the pack feels secure when worn.

The internal compartments of the pack are separated by a velcroed flap. The internals can be accessed from the top or the backside. The pack can accommodate both office/clerical functions and field/'operator' roles. You can fit a laptop, 1/2in 3-ring binder, LCD projector, pens, and coffee thermos or pack it full with range cards, 10x12 reactive targets, log books, pistol/rifle magazines, ammo, laser rangefinder, and Powerade.

I only wish the sides of the X3 LoDrag pack were 1-2 rows of Molle taller and a 3-5in wider to accommodate Eberlestock's 2L accessory packs on both sides. Otherwise, its a very functional pack I intend to use for years to come.
3849742
As advertised, the waste belt has these huge padded pockets, ostensibly to carry pistols.  The reality is, they're not large enough for that but that's what attracted my attention as they are perfect for carrying flat cameras, and other items such a signaling mirror - items need to be flat and not bulky.  Other packs that have waist belt pockets have them too far back, but these ones can be adjusted and moved forward so they are totally useable.  The pack has all kinds of pockets (maybe too many).  But the pockets on the pack straps are perfect for a GPS unit or small handheld - scanner, HAM, etc.  Fully loaded, it sticks out too far, so there's a design and load-bearing issue there.  Zone packing helps and just put light items in the outer external pockets.  It's interesting that the lower outer pocket is in the shape of a German WWI or II mess kit.  The pack carries well and I think I'm going to like it (I'll also do a review on Trailspace - a site that has lots of good info on outdoor gear).  So far I've used it for some long hikes with our Trail Snails Hiking Club (Alto/Ruidoso, NM) and for documenting a petroglyph site.  It might also be good as a search and rescue hasty team pack.  My team, White Mountain SAR, has a night exercise coming up (we always seem to get called out at 2 am), so will load it up with appropriate SAR items and see how it performs.  The hydration pouch is quite narrow but it just so happened I have one of those really cool 3L Geigerrig hydration bladders that you can pump air into and it's narrow, so it fits that pouch well (BTW, the Geirgerrigs are pricey but worth every cent - Google them and check them out).
476504
This is a very nice backpack for the price. My husband and I go hunting all the time and this will be perfect. It holds quite a bit and has multiple pockets. I can hold extra ammo along with drinks, hunting knifes, snacks, and of course a flashlight. It's pretty comfortable to wear for a few hours while walking on trails. So far I have only taken it to the gun range and used it to hold are ear plugs, glasses, snacks, drinks, and a case of ammo. A man or woman can use this bag it's universal.

If you were out in the woods it would blend with the background while deer or pheasant hunting. The backpack is rugged the zippers are strong. It's very heavy duty and will handle a beating. It's not going to rip while your hiking or fail from what I can tell. The seams are well constructed.

I did receive this item for free in exchange for my honest unbiased review. All reviews are 100% my own opinion.
951004
This bag has many compartments it's small enough for a day in the field. The material is very strong I used this for duck and archery the only down fall was I couldn't remember where I placed items but that's not a bad thing.
This pack also has room for molle attachments.
47164
I recently outgrew my current 3 day pack for camping/hiking and decided to upgrade myself to something larger than my Spec Ops Brand T.H.E. Pack.

Having already owned some tactical tailor modular pouches and being super impressed with their quality, I decided to pull the trigger on the Extended Range Pack.

The pack is about 1.5 taller than my previous Spec-Ops Brand T.H.E. pack and has all of my previous pack's features and then some. It comes with internal mesh pockets for internal storage of smaller items such as compasses, maps, small tools, ration bars, etc.

It is also covered from top to bottom with webbing so you can attach a ton of Molle pouches to it if you desire. With my current assortment of pouches attached to it, I can now carry everything I need for hiking/camping in one pack. Another benefit of the pack is the two side pockets on each side of the pack. They can fit a standard Nalgene bottle with a trekking pole tucked in as well.

And of course the internal storage is impressive. I have mine stuffed with a shelter tarp, paracord, pegs, backpacking stove, cooking gear, mess kit, camp pillow, spare change of clothes and etc and I still have about a 3rd of the pack's interior space available to pack in more gear.

I would recommend this pack to anyone looking to upgrade from a 3 day pack to a 5 day pack who didn't want to upgrade to something really large like a 5200 ci pack or higher. This pack is the perfect in between size IMO.
2073064
Great bag - perfect size for a day trip. Will fit water, snacks, tripod, several lenses, filters, etc. Holds its shape well and protects well against shock and compression.
Some things I especially like:
There is a hidden compartment with the waterproof canvas, which became useful almost immediately.
The central compartment is modular, so you can size it to fit your camera and other needs.
There is a cross strap which attaches to the main strap. This really helps to balance the bag on hikes and such.
4925056
This Large range bag has many pockets for storage. Being that it is so large if you fill it half way with ammo it becomes very heavy to carry around. Fits great on ATV front/back rack with a small bungy cord. I used this for a trip to Oregon and fit my 2 hand guns & gun supplies. It held 1 full size 9mm semi auto and one smaller .22 semi auto, approx. 12 boxes of ammo, clips, hearing protection for 4 people, gun cleaning supplies, small tool set, and a few other small items.
Stitching and zippers seem to be strong and heavy duty.
I recommend using this for hunting/shooting trips, or if you have a bunch of hand guns you want to transport to your local range.
4536553
This range bag gives me the ability to carry all the necessary equipment I need for a day on the range. Weapons, ammunition, ears, glasses, some targets, and tools. As I use it more I am sure it will fulfill other needs that arise with its zippered side pockets.
1907750
Great pack, exactly what I was looking for, enough room and compartments to bring what I need for an all day hunt!
4573409
Great bag carries everything I need for the range
2828750
Note - I received a sample product for review.

G4Free makes some pretty good packs.  This one is no exception.

It has a rather clever design where it can be configured a number of ways.  It can be made as a regular tote bag, thanks to a pocket that stows the shoulder strap attachment.  If you deploy the shoulder strap attachment, the sling can be attached via D-Ring and fastclick buckle to be a shoulder bag...or D-rings on either side of the pack can let you configure this as a sling pack (either left or right handed...very nice idea).

There's enough space in here to hold you for a day hike.  I was able to fit a 1L bladder in here and thread the drinking tube through the zipper, so I got some unexpected utility there.  However, the elastic cord on the outside top of the bag (by the carry handle) can accommodate my 1L Camelbak bottle, so that's what I'd probably go with.  Make no mistake though - this is not a large pack, but it is versatile enough to carry a good assortment of stuff for a day hike.  There are plenty of pockets and compartments to keep your stuff organized.  Construction is sturdy and the zippers look to be able to stand up to long term use.

My main issue with this is the shoulder sling attachment.  You'll notice from the photo that it stands up straight from the pack body.  However, configuring this as a sling bag means that attachment point will dig into your neck.  You could loosen the strap to remove the tension, but then the pack won't sit right across your back.

As for the pattern, I received one in CP Camouflage, which is what G4Free apparently calls MultiCam.  The pattern and colors appear to be accurate.

For a light day hike bag or little ditty bag, this is a very good choice.  I like to have versatility in configuring my packs, and this item offers that.  It's a good product.
2811381
Great range bag, one of my favorite shooting accessories.
1939498
Lots of storage, roomy pouches and comfortable to wear. Primary use for this pack will hopefully never be realised as this pack is being used to hold emergency supplies in the vehicle in case of a blizzard, breakdown or some other I have to walk home event. Load out is enough for a three day hike. Didn't want to spend a lot of money on a pack for this purpose, but also had to be able to contain a moderate load and not be uncomfortable wearing. This one fit the bill.
3274859
I've never wrote a review on anything but I was looking at alps packs again before hunting season . I bought this pathfinder pack last season and it is a great pack I strap my bow in during archery and my gun later in season and it was great for turkey with decoys and a little blind it also holds a hydration pack and I bought the pockets for turkey calls in the front I'm going to get the binocular pouch aswell the little side pockets on the belt are good for your rangefinder
4158
This bag is perfect for 2-3 handguns and what you would need for a day at the range with them.  Very high quality YKK zippers, thick/padded fabric and overall excellent construction.  As other reviewers have posted, the bag lacks some rigidity however this is not an issue when it is full so it shouldn't be a concern.
2463766
There's something about knowing you'll have the space and versatility to carry everything you might need in your pack without sacrificing comfort. Whether you're out for the day or out for the week knowing you're prepared for whatever's in the next tree line is a must. This backpack will ensure that you have the space and versatility to be ready.
  The quality was something I noticed upon first inspection. Wide heavy duty zippers, solid buckles, and heavy canvas. The webbing on all the straps is high quality as well. I took it out for the day to do some scouting and was incredibly pleased with the comfort it had to offer. The backing is high end foam and with the right adjustability it seemed to sit on my back as if it were a part of me. There's enough room to haul what you need for a couple days without feeling like you're carrying a pack big enough for three weeks in the Himalayas! This won't make sense until you've tried it but the backpack is nice and large but feels quite compact when you put it on!
  The features of this pack include a main pocket, three extra pockets(one containing loops for extra rounds) and an adjustable middle space for hauling out the harvest or packing in extra gear. The features shown in the pictures are no exaggeration. This pack will hold a heavy hunting rifle secure as well as provide a stable mount for shots laying down. I'm looking forward to using this bag for years to come in the backcountry. It seems solid and dependable.
2607978
I own 2 bigger Osprey backpack that I used for traveling and/or camping.  This one is a great day pack for hiking or even to go shopping if I don't want to carry a purse.  I can fit everything I need.