Savior Equipment American Classic Shorty Tactical Double Short Gun Case Pistol Bag, Spacious Front Pockets, Padded Shoulder Strap Included

3 reviews for Savior Equipment American Classic Shorty Tactical Double Short Gun Case Pistol Bag, Spacious Front Pockets, Padded Shoulder Strap Included

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Siskel – July 3, 2024

   
   I really can’t add much here. They are very well made bags with great capacity. The Velcro, straps and zippers work very well. It’s by all appearances a very durable bag but only time will determine that and it goes in my truck to the range. It won’t really suffer any abuse especially with what’s inside it. I trust it to hold my firearm securely and the thickness of materials gives me comfort. I have a PDW and six magazines in it and can fit more easily. You could toss a couple handguns and more magazines in. It’s a versatile bag. The only one complaint I have is the lack of backpack straps but Savior makes another bag of similar length that does that. I wish I had payed more and bought that one TBH. Either way this bag is very much with the cost.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   B. H. – December 13, 2019

   
   If you are thinking about buying this gun case, just buy it!BLUF: this case is rugged, had a ton of storage, is a good price for what you get, and looks tacti-cool!First impression, even the box it comes in is rugged. It is very thick cardboard and they ship the case flat, not folded.I ordered the Green one, and the material reminds me very much of seabags/duffle bag material. Very tough and should last for years and years.Storage is ample. Pockets are big enough for ear pro (the big “muff kind), eye pro case, couple hundred rounds of ammo, etc. etc. I loaded up an Extar EP9 with a red dot site and it fit easily at 28″ long. My 32″ Mossberg 500 (with laser and light) also fit though it has to be placed in a little diagonally, corner to corner, it fits nicely. If you have scopes and pistol grips, the biggest you could go is probably 30.5″ since the interior padding does take up some space (YMMV). Instruction do say to measure your weapon, add 2″, then get the next bigger size case.32″ fits perfect at the range. The range lanes are about 36″ wide and the case fits nicely on the shelf. Makes things easy and you don’t have a long 5′ long case trying to maneuver in a crowded range. I have a nice, leather case, but it is about 42″ long and with the 28” long Extar, the end just flops around and looks dorky. The Savior case does not flop around and is quite rigid, even when empty. It is rigid enough, you can stand it up in a closet, which is how I store it.Tons of pockets and storage on this thing. Unless you are bringing more than 2 SBRs and 2 handguns to the range with more than 400 round, all your mags, eye pro, ear pro, etc. etc., this one case should have you covered. I will say, it does get heavy when you load it down, and it is not light to start with due to the thick material, multiple pockets and zippers, the weight does add up when you start loading it up. One SBR and a couple of hundred rounds and range gear are pretty easy to handle without the shoulder strap, but the strap is there if your hands get full.Overall, very pleased with the product. I will be looking to buy more Savior gear in the future.Hope this was helpful!

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   The Detroit Scanner – March 7, 2025

   
   Another excellent offering from Savior. This 28 can hold a pair of 7.5 to 8 inch AR or equivalent platforms easily and safely. Anything larger might present issues. My 10.5s/11s are too long. The bag, like all the rest of Saviors offers are of excellent construction and have enough storage to hold magazines, IFAK, handguns etc. The width will also accommodate many different optics. I’m pretty sold on Savior.