Customer from United States, WA Public Profile

I have a Ruger Redhawk Kodiak Backpacker 2-3/4" barrel. It is my camping, hiking, and fishing in grizzly country gun but it can be punishing with full-on grizzly ammunition in it. This grip helps with recoil but more importantly it helps me get the barrel back down faster for a follow-up shot. If you have either of the two Redhawks with round butts, the 2-3/4" or the 4", I recommend this grip.

First I want to point out that while the bag pictured is black, the part number ending in DG will get you the digital camo version. Also, I don't know why the bag pictured shows so much clutter, the bag is better than that.

I really do love this range bag. There are so many good things to say about it I don't think I could cover them all here. Good strong fabric. Nice compartmentalization for organization. Good zippers - I did slick them up with some Zipper Ease. Very large center compartment. Labeled compartments (for good or for bad). Nice magazine pouches. There are many, many things to like about this bag.

Having said that, I just wanted to let any potention buyer know the things that could be improved or things I, personally, didn't care for. The bottom of the bag has no support and easily caves in when you add some weight so I cut a piece of scrap peg board I had in the garage to fit in the bottom. The outside bottom of the bag has no protection from wear so I glued a piece of rubberized shelf liner to the bottom. I kind of don't care for the labeling on the compartments because I want to use them for what I want, so I don't pay any attention to the labels. My safety glasses, which are made to fit over prescription glasses, do not fit into the designated eye glass pouch. Also, my hearing protection, which are pretty common Howard Leight brand, do not fit into the designated hearing protection pouch. The ammo dump cups that come with it are rather useless to me, I don'