Rifle Bag, Tactical Long Rifle Backpack, Portable Shotgun Case for Firearm Storage and Transportation, Suitable for Outdoor Hunting Shooting

First off, If you are expecting quality on the level of Ruger or Savoir, you are not going to get that at this price point, that said, you will get a completely SERVICEABLE bag of sufficient quality to protect your firearm in a local transport scenario. There is ample storage for accessories, and if the correct size is chosen a decent fit. The "Not So Good" the seams on the accessory pockets are often poorly executed, the interior straps for securing your firearm are placed "Wonkily" I personally found them useless & removed them with a sharp blade. The plastic furniture, i.e. Buckles, clasps, and cinches are lower quality. The "Good" the bag MAIN seams & zippers are sturdy enough, and the base material pretty decent. Overall, for the price, these bags can't be Beat ... IMHO.

What a great price on an awesome case. It has 2 compartments. The large one will hold an AR sized pew and the small one will hold a sub2000 sized pew.

Just got this bag and it’s just what it is. A cheap, but decent bag. It will serve the purpose of having a way to protect weapon and carry it without broadcasting what you have. Zippers are cheap but functional. Pockets on the front are cheesy, not designed for much of anything. The straps on the front of the pockets don’t seem to have any function. (If I don’t figure out what to do with them will probably remove them, too much “stuff” hanging all over) The large pocket will fit multiple magazines, but not extremely functional. Long and deep. Won’t keep mags separated. The backpack straps are really cheap and though at first glance they look okay, when putting on and adjusting, doesn’t seem to have a lot of thought behind them. But they do allow wearing on your back for handsfree carry. (When first fitting, strap came undone and bag fell off back. Make sure strap is inserted enough that it doesn’t come undone from buckles). The straps can be removed, but not quickly. Have to unthread them from the buckles. Would be nice if all buckles were quick release. Interior has two cheesy Velcro straps to hold weapon. Not very long, had to position weapon so they would work. Bottom line, bag is functional, will carry weapon and is much less expensive than the other bags I was looking at ($60-$150). Don’t know if I would purchase again, but it will serve the purpose I was looking for. A way to carry weapon without being obvious and offering some protection. A bag that isn’t too long for weapon that is 30” long. I got the 32” version and it’s long enough. I have a Redfield soft case from Academy for another weapon and I love it. Would have gotten the shorter version they had, but it was still pretty long for a shorter weapon, and the pockets are stationary unlike the larger bag I have where I can add/remove and reposition where I want. Looking back, might have gotten it instead of this one. More padding, better/functional mag pockets, and better retention straps. If it was shorter would have been a no brainer. Hopefully this bag will work out fine. Four stars for the cheesy cheapness. Like they say, you get what you pay for.

Well designed with lots of space! Not the most sturdy on the market But the price is so good I’ll take 2 more!

For the price it is a great bag, there is no padding which would be my only complaint. It fits my carry pistol, full sized AR and AR pistol. There is plenty of room for accessories and bullets.

Pro: it's priced well, zippers are decent, and it has backpack straps which are pretty good as designed. Cons: 1.) Padding is a bit thin, noticeably less than my other gun cases. 2.) It does not lay flat/open when unzipped, so it doesn't serve as a shooting mat like a true tactical case would. 3.) It was packaged FOLDED. It has permanent creases from being folded into thirds (by the manufacturer or seller, NOT by Amazon). The creases make the zipper get stuck and give the case a cheap feel. The case won't even hang flat in the closet, the creases are so set. Neutral: It has a bunch of web straps on the outside which don't appear useful to me. I think they were trying to make it look "tacticool ". They do get caught on things at times. Easy to cut off, no big deal. I would rather they had spent the extra dime on padding instead of decorative straps. It also has numerous pockets on the outside. I'm not a fan of outside pockets, but you might like them. For me, they get caught on other things when I'm trying to side it in or out of my truck, so I don't use them. Ammo, magazines, etc. travel better inside the main compartment.

I'm giving this 5 stars because I received exactly what I expected. The bag is not the best quality, but I knew that going in and the bag was accurately represented in the photos and reviews (other than the horrible superimposed stock photos that so many vendors seem to use now to show this item in the wild). I made some modifications as soon as the item arrived. I remove the backpack straps as I will never need them, I just needed something simple to get one of my longer rifles to the range. There is also a strange little interior sleeve (I saw one review where someone used this for a rifle that was too long for the actual bag?), but I cut that out. I also removed some of the extra tactical webbing from the front pockets with a stitch puller. With these modifications, the bag is much cleaner and will work well for my needs. Some of the zippers were oddly aligned upon receiving the bag, but I just zipped and unzipped each of them and they seated properly, so that fixed that issue. I have another rifle bag that is much nicer, but it was over twice the price. Overall, I think this is a good value for the price and will work very well for my needs. The measurements on these rifle bags can also be a bit odd, but the vendor guidance on this one was spot on. I purchased the 46 inch bag and the interior dimension is spot on at 44 inches.