To the range, by myself or with my son:
--One to three rifles.
--One or two handguns. (Plus concealed daily carry.)
The handguns, more often than not, are just a way to pass the time and maintain some proficiency while waiting on rifle barrels to cool (just in case the scroungers have already been through and picked up all the brass - which is how I usually handle barrel cooling).
If it's just a 'quick' zero verification, load testing, or other minor test trip, it's possible that I might only have one rifle or handgun and the CC handgun in its holster. They're sort of 'hit and run' trips, where I'm anticipating less than 20 minutes on the range - including target setup, if necessary.
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To the desert/mountains with family:
--Typically three to five rifles, and maybe a shotgun; but there have been times when I ran out of rifle cases and had to wrap "lower value" or more beaten-and-battered long guns in blankets.
--Typically three to five handguns, the daily carry (and/or OC piece), and extra ammo for the CC/OC handgun(s). ...But sometimes more.
Back in December, January, and February, I was running all of my 9mms quite a lot, while testing and comparing a new Remington RP9 (it was crap and quickly traded, for the record). But, of course, I still took plenty of the usual suspects. For one of those trips, I had one range bag stuffed full of 9mms, one range bag packed with nothing but magazines, and another bag packed full of other handguns. (Plus the rifles, multiple ammo cans, standard range bag, rest/bipod/tool/battery/target bag, folding tables, the chronograph, and more...)