The MPB or the Multi Purpose Bag, is essentially a good quality range bag. As it's name implies it can be used to many other purposes as well, but the lay out and size of the bag makes it an excellent bag for carrying around everything one might need on firing range.

The bag is made of the same heavy duty nylon as the 2-gun carrying case and it also has a DuPont teflon coating. It also comes with a carrying strap than can be detached a secured away in one of the many pockets.

The MPB has 5 compartments in addition to the main compartment that is divided by removable piece of velcro coated inner wall. The removable divider has a loop that takes in just about any service pistol and three elastic loops that work perfectly for securing magazines on the divider with the pistol. The loops for the pistol and magazines are attached on the divider by velcro and can be moved around freely if the "factory set up" is not satisfactory. The main compartment also has two pockects on the inside ends, big enough for staplers, timers and such.

On the long sides of the bag there are two big foam padded pockets that have a slightly different configurations within. On the short ends there are smaller pockets, two on the other side and one bigger one on the other. On the top there are also loops for attaching a flashlight.

Like on the 2-gun carrying case the workmanship on the MBP is good. Good quality zippers, nice stiching and heavy duty nylon. No complaints there.

We took the MPB to the range and for testing purposes packed in everything one might want to take along to the range and then some.
The MBP swallowed everything and there was still plenty of room to spare.

we packed in :

- ear mufs
- Glock 17
- 3 magazines
- timer
- calculator
- two books
- assortment of pens, pencils and felt tips
- Maglite
- tac light
- cleaning kit & gun lube
- holster
- mag pouch
- knife
- stapler
- 120 rounds of .308 Win ammo
- 240 rounds of .223 ammo

We packed in quite a lot of ammo to test if something would rip because of the weight. The result was negative. The bag was tossed around on the range for a few days with a hefty load of ammo and there were no problems. In case you are wondering the MPB does take in most laptops, but "full size" laptops will not fit in the padded side pockets.

The MPB is a good and versatile bag from Maxpedition.