WolfWarriorX Long Rifle Case Tactical Double Rifles Gun Bag Molle 38 42 inch
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My bubba SKS is 42 inches long, so if you get the 42-inch bag, it should fit, but only just.
The pockets are approximately 8 x 8 inches in size.
It's designed for two people, but four unscoped people could probably fit in there. The front pockets may be able to hold a few handguns, but they aren't padded.
The zippers have small holes that could be used to secure the bag, but the material can be cut by a determined thief. If this is an issue, I would recommend a hard case.
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I was really looking forward to receiving this bag after reading the reviews. The bag appeared to be well constructed at first glance, with plenty of room, excellent straps, a decent molly, and deep Velcro with clip-on belts to keep it secure. br>br>Unfortunately, after only one trip to the range on the second day after receiving this fantastic bag; One of the strap clips in one of the pockets popped off. Is there a flaw? Is there a hidden issue that can't be seen with the naked eye? Please get in touch with me, WolfWarriorX. I'm hoping this is a flaw and that I won't have any more issues with the clips falling off in the future. br>br>Would have been 5 stars but for the fact that it only lasted one day. I'm afraid I won't be able to use it again in the future.
This is what I bought to put my two Tacticool Timmy Ticklers in, and it fits my scoped AR and my AK with muzzle brake and fixed stock perfectly. The MC Black is well balanced, and the padding is soft with good quality foam that is firm but has give. br>br>The pockets are roomy; another buyer stated that 3 AR mags would fit in one of the front pockets, but I was able to fit 4 30RND Magpul Gen3's in one of mine. I have 2 matching MC pouches attached with 2-inch MOLLE webbing, which appears to be solid. Each gun holds 300 rounds and is capable of supporting its own weight. br>br>What irritates me, and if you're a YKK fanboy like me, is that the zippers and buckles are like putting steelies on a Mercedes Benz, and the plastic parts on this are back to school backpack grade, which is an insult to the rest of the case's quality, but they do hold up so far with it loaded. It does, however, have interlocking zippers that can be locked, which is a nice feature. br>br>All in all, you won't find anything better than Airsoft grade at this price except this case, which has two pistol holders for an AR/AK pistol or even an SMG or Shockwave shotgun, a similar case with better hardware is double, if not triple the price, but the quality is there just in need of minor improvements, would recommend.
With. Bag is of good quality. Two rifles should be kept on hand. In addition, it has the ability to hold individual bullets in the middle. Outer pouches can hold three AR-style rifles, plus possibly two handguns. There are fifteen magazines in total. Alternatively, two AK-47 magazines could be used. There is a handle for carrying it. And it folds up into a bag pack. There's also molle on the sides for whatever you want to put in there:.
There's a lot of space, the fabric is thick and durable, the padding on the inner pockets is thick, and there's a lot of storage. br>br>Even with three or four guns loaded in it, the backpack straps make it easy to transport. br>br>The only oddity is the odd arrangement of the smaller zipper pocket- On the inside, there are no-strap pockets, as well as pockets on each corner. One pocket has a top opening, while the other has a bottom opening. I'm not sure what you're supposed to put in these because they don't seem to hold anything in place. Bullet holders are also included in this zipper pocket, but loading 35 individual bullets seems like a waste of time. However, to each his or her own. br>br>Overall, we adore this case, and it's a fantastic value for the price!.
I expected digital camo, but instead received traditional camo, earning a one-star rating. Aside from that, it's an excellent match for a Colt 6920. You can fit two handguns in the bag, but you'll probably need a separate range bag for ammo, eyes and ears, and so on. I usually only bring two firearms to the range, mostly because I don't want to clean a lot and I start shooting worse after about 125 rounds. We've all seen "that guy" who brings every firearm he owns, though it won't be as common during the 2020 ammo shortage. If you're okay with a bigger bag, this is the one to get. br>br>In my opinion, they should also include a lower-profile Velcro patch in addition to the Red, White, and Blue American Flag that comes with it.
This was purchased in December and has held up well after a 10-month period of use. I made about 12 trips to the range, each carrying two rifles. I've also had another bag, Savior, against which I'll make a comparison. With all of the latches sewn in with double stitching, the Savior is a little more durable. The WolfWarrior latches are a little flimsy, and I expect them to come off with any amount of stress. The nylon fabric has a flimsier feel to it, but as I've mentioned, it's held up well (no tears) over the past 5 months, so I can't complain. One thing I wish bag makers would do is use zippers that allow a small lock to secure the bag together; the WolfWarrior does not have this feature (the Savior does). The pockets are spacious and plentiful, which is a big plus. I can fit all of my AR10/15 magazines in the two exterior side pockets, as well as handguns in the main side long pocket (which sits between the three you see and the rifle compartment). If you use a compensator or other device that lengthens your rifle, the 38" length (2" longer than the standard 36") is ideal. All of the straps on the backpack and handbag appear to be securely fastened and functional. All in all, I believe this is a very average bag that is likely a little pricey in comparison to better-quality bags.
Inside, it's not quite 42", but it's close. It fits two carbines nicely, but my main rifle is 42". The ad claims a 42" case, but the case is 25" tall. The outside is 43", according to the description. Its not. It's not even 42" on the inside. My 42. If I take out the divider and lay it diagonally, the 25" rifle just about fits. It's a tight situation. As if you were pulling the canvas tight while walking the zipper past the muzzle brake. Aside from the length, this is an excellent case for the money.
One of my friends purchased one similar to it for $150 at a sporting goods store. When he saw mine for $60, he was extremely dissatisfied with his purchase.
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