Does your range have a box of tools to remedy small problems? My range has a few screwdrivers, some drifts and a few rods, what does yours' have?

Our range has a desk in the line shack with a drawer full of tools so common or mangled that no one has felt like stealing them.

  I have what I need and then some.

My shooting kit is contained in a multi-drawer old wooden machinist's chest - bullets, powder measure, breech seaters, de-recappers, primers, books, ad nauseum. What goes into my range box is incidental stuff I mentioned above - the junk, er, miscellaneous stuff that might be necessary to keep a rifle cleaned/repaired/up and running all weekend. Sort of like the concept of a muzzle loader shooter/hunter with a shooting bag on one shoulder (containing only that with which to actually shoot the rifle) and a "possibles bag" on the other. (A bag to hold that which might "possibly" come in handy when out and about.)

This:

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Versus this:

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And to think that once upon a time I could scamper off to the range for a day with a rifle and some ammo in a haversack.......
 

I have a Craftsman box like the one pictured, right now it’s full of unused tools, never thought of using it as a range box. Time to clean it up and try it. I often get ideas from this site.
Mike

I built my shooting box bigger than I needed, ant tools get added. Right now, a screwdriver set, small hammer, drift pin, crescent wrench, and a couple other things are in my box. If I am ever at the range and need a tool in my box, as soon as I get home, I either put it in my box, or buy a duplicate so I can have one in my toolbox at home, and another in my range box

A couple years ago I added a magnifying glass to my range box and  with aging eyes I am finding it more & more useful for reading the vernier.

Some great photos and descriptions, guys! But, did anyone really read the question in the original post? I took it to mean that he was asking if any gun club/range had tools to loan to shooters to correct a malfunction.  My range has nothing more sophisticated than a rock, so I tend to over-do my own range kit with too much stuff.