Savior Equipment American Classic 24" 28" 32" Tactical Double Rifle Bag Short Barrel Gun Firearm Soft Case - Suitable for Subgun Bullpups Carbine Shotgun SMG SBR

The price is the biggest plus; I'd heard nothing but good things about this bag, which I believe raised my expectations. The pouches' bungees can get in the way at times, but the design is functional. My biggest disappointment, however, is the stitching, which is at best mediocre and should not have passed any kind of quality control. I didn't think I was going to buy a "Blem. " br>br>Creative+ paraphrase: I was surprised to find a package from Savior Equipment when I returned home today, several weeks after leaving my review. I haven't ordered from them since and haven't heard anything from them, but it appears that they replaced my bag after reading my review and learning about my problems! Despite the fact that the stitching isn't the best I've seen, this bag doesn't have any of the problems I had with the previous one. That level of service prompted me to upgrade my rating from three to five stars. I assume they wanted it to be a surprise (unless an email went to my spam folder) In any case, that's excellent customer service, and I think I'll be ordering one of their covert bags soon now that my faith has been restored!.

Davis Ryan

| May 22, 2021

I bought the 28" bag to transport my Kel- RFB and the Tec KSG. I had it in my head that the guns were all 26 calibers. 5" long, but I forgot to mention that the KSG has an extended buttpad and the RFB has a compensator, both of which add 1-inch to the length. The guns were 5" long, making them the same length as the bag! On top of that, I have the RFB's oversized charging handle upgrade, which adds nearly an inch to the width. It's also tall enough to accommodate my 4x24 scope and red dot, both of which are mounted. br>br>Despite this, I was able to pack both guns, as well as a Beretta PX4 Storm Compact and four 15-round magazines, into my bag. One of the two interior pistol pouches can hold up to two round magazines. In addition, I received 5 loaded 20-pounders. RFB round mags, 80 2 3/4" shells, and 120 extra rounds of 308, as well as some tools in the external pouches, and that was with them not being packed as efficiently as possible. br>br>It was a tight fight, but there are plenty of buckles and drawstrings to ensure you're not putting too much stress on the zippers, and the internal padding ensures your guns won't get dinged up. I also put the RFB in the bag when it was REALLY hot (I fired my last three mags with quick reloads in probably less than 30 seconds), and there was no melting or stretching of the bag anywhere. br>br>Quality bag at a reasonable price with plenty of room!.

Yaretzi LEES

| Jun 04, 2021

This type of rifle case can be found on the market made in China. I've had a full-size one for several years and am drawing parallels between it and this one. br>br>For my SBRs, I chose the 24" model. Because of its small size, this bag is very rigid, and the gun compartment is surrounded by thick padding. Because of the paracord tied to the zipper, it feels quite heavy duty and is easy to use. The gun is secured inside the bag by two straps. There is a large front pouch, which I usually use to store a smaller gun, ammo, magazines, and other items. This compartment has two zippered document pouches, which are ideal for keeping stamps close at hand. Each of the front mag pouches can hold approximately three AR/AK magazines or several 9mm stick mags. A headphone pouch or an AK drum can be stored in the middle pouch. br>br>I've got two minor gripes. The first is that the buckled straps on the front pouches don't extend long enough to snap shut if you overfill the pouch, which is why I'd say they top out at 3 mags despite the fact that you can fit more in it, which is a complaint I also have with my other dual rifle case. The carry strap connects to one point on the front and one point on the back, which is the second complaint. On the one hand, it hangs very naturally from the shoulder as a result of this. On the other hand, once I set the bag down and begin unzipping it, the strap always seems to get in the way, and I have to constantly push it out of the way. This is a minor quibble, but a second D ring on one side would be nice so you could mount the strap in a different way. br>br>In general, I am very happy with this bag. For comparison, the AR9 pictured is 19" overall length and fits quite snugly due to the thick padding inside; a 22" gun would probably be a very tight fit.

Finley Downs

| Mar 13, 2021

I bought the OD Green 24" model to store and transport two Kel Tec Sub 2000's. The 24" case is significantly larger than the standard "Sub 2000" cases from KelTek, Voodoo, and others, and could have easily been 20" in size. It's well-made with high-quality materials, and there's enough room for two short ARs if you want them. Is it possible to fit AR or Glock stick magazines in the front pockets? Answer: without a doubt br>The pockets on the right and left are large enough for an 8-inch phone. The Velcro and buckles on 10 Glock 33 round sticks work perfectly! Easily hold ten in the middle pocket! There's plenty of space here. br>Quality materials, well-stitched seams, sturdy zippers, and a carry strap are all included. I upgraded to a MUCH higher quality case for a few dollars more! Sweet!.

Marley Sanders

| Mar 28, 2021