Savior Equipment Specialist Series 30" 34" 38" Covert Tactical Gun Bag Backpack Soft Case with Compartment, Low Profile Bug Out Truck Bag

Absolutely fantastic! I’m extremely impressed with the quality and craftsmanship of this tactical backpack. It is exceptionally sturdy while still being comfortable and easy to carry. The straps, padding, and overall size are just right. The zippers feel heavy-duty and built to last, with excellent attention to detail. I’m extremely happy with my purchase and would highly recommend it!

Amazing case/backpack hybrid! It’s honestly exactly what i was looking for. The barrel cup with stabilization straps have good grip. Pull tabs on the Velcro straps are a nice touch. Perfect amount of extra storage space without ever feeling cumbersome. Everything top to bottom feels very high quality and well thought out/designed. Great value for money. 10/10

I own several discreet style bags to carry SBR and takedown style carbines, and this one simply blew me away the moment I unboxed it. If a rifle bag was capable of giving someone a woody, this is the one is it! The shoulder straps are equal to some mountain and long range packs (almost as comfortable as my Gregory Denali). In a word fit me perfectly and very comfortable (actually better than Savior's full size rifle pack). The only change I would make is to use the same chest strap as on the full size backpack rifle cases. The one on the Equipment Specialist works fine, but it is a bit narrow. Someone went above and beyond for stowage and functionality. The separator panel is even better than the one on their full size double case which is superior to all my other cases. But what I really love is that the muzzle pocket is not only padded is detachable so that you can fit it to carbines of various lengths. Add that to the two 2 inch velcro straps are also detachable so that you can fit them one of the 12 2 inch strap slots to adjust your tensioning points which I find handy as I use different style optics on each of my carbines- no more one size fits nothing well choice. The opposite side of the case is molle and velcro heaven- it can hold a limitless style of lower and stock combos with room for other items you can velcro (tool kit, etc.) and has similar detatchable velcro straps to keep anything TIGHT. But wait there is more. The bottom external pocket is something James Bond would love with two very nice sized mesh pockets and large and small molle straps. The top pocket is a nice touch with an elastic strap that I use for my Galaxy 10+ and some other items that I like staying put and easy to reach. Also my wallet, my keys, and other pocket items have plenty of room. But wait there is EVEN MORE there is an additional pocket behind the bottom external pocket- it has a huge square of velcro pile that any item with the opposite "hooks" can attach to. I haven't done that yet but it has room for my maps, my Surface Pro, and some other gear including a GoPro solar panel and batteries. To add to the dizzying array of cool and very desirable features are 3- yes THREE padded reinforced carry handles at the top, middle, and bottom edges of the back of the pack- meaning you could grab just about any side and carry it briefcase style. AND there is a velcro secured "sweat liner" sleeve that you could put anything flat you wanted into it, including a kevlar insert. I plan to put a hard flexible plastic liner to keep my sweat from leeching into the main compartment. This sleeve has air/drain openings at the bottom to facilitate decent airflow. This is now my numero uno favorite carbine carry pack. I would sleep with this thing if the missus would allow it. Post Edit: Tried putting my UTAS 15 bullpup shotgun in this. The baby fits!!!!. Wooo Hooo.

This case does not come with multiple pockets for mags - it is the ultimate modular soft case so you buy those accessories to fit your loadout (hence the great price of the base bag). I think the initial build quality is great. It is very minimalistic in design and appears to be designed with minimizing depth and attention in mind. The drag handles are stiff, heavy duty but plush and feel GREAT when grasping. I love the fully adjustable shoulder straps and the zipper construction feels really, really great. Not much space in the case for a drop-in fully loaded out medkit beyond the main compartment for the liberty dispenser but you could devote the front zippered pocket as long as the depth of your gear does not exceed a couple of inches. There is a Velcro-close EDC compartment that is nice and deep (maybe even large enough for a Tec-9? LOL) but no Velcro-Paracord retention holster system (I am not an operator so I have no idea what the correct name is for that holster system) like we see with some of the other Bags out there (i.e., Viktos Perimeter & Nomad bugout and survival packs) was included but I think those accessories should be added a la carte, anyway. There is a large Velcro pad in the EDC compartment to land your own configuration and it is plenty large enough for getting the right purchase on your EDC. The back of the pack has a very interesting opening in the top to slide in something very thin, long and about as wide as an adult torso. I'll let you use your imagination on that one - I am certain going to think about what I could use that compartment for, as well. The main compartment has a very stiff, removable partition (velcro on the hinge side and two polymer buckles on the opposite edges of the partition to allow complete removal if your liberty dispenser requires more space (width). It has plenty of space for my folded brace and my RDO with magnifier on the top with a tac light on the side. The 30" case was long enough for my 10.5" barrel with 7.5" muzzle device in the muzzle cup of the main compartment with no additional adjustments to the furniture or positions of straps or the cup. Yes, I am VERY HAPPY with this purchase!

This is my first Savior Equipment rifle case. I am very pleased with the exceptional overall quality, weight and construction of this 34" case. Nice touches in the design and functionality of the case. It has great padding and protection within, and the case can be set up how you want it. Holds my AR pistol, mags, dump pouch and an additional 16" upper perfectly inside the case. High quality laser cut molle system with excellent grip on the Velcro backing throughout the case. It has high quality, easy to operate zippers. Included with the case are the muzzle guard, a set of 1.5 inch and 1.0 inch molle hold down straps, and back-pack straps that can be tucked away. The value for the money is spot on - spend the extra couple of dollars and get one of these, you will appreciate it in the end. Also, the Savior Equipment accessories like the mag carriers and pouches with the Velcro hook backing are outstanding and make it very easy to set-up your bag. I bought a lower priced triple mag carrier using the molle system that works fine in the case. However, I now wish I had spent the extra money on the Savior Equipment mag carriers due to the ease of the "pull-and-stick" application of their accessories - lesson learned; you get what you pay for!

Materials on this bag are very good quality! Zippers don't snag and are lockable. Molle all over the place and velcro loop inside make for the perfect bag once you get some of their velcro pistol holsters and pouches for mags, tools, guns, ammo and whatever you bring to the range in one single bag. If you're only taking the guns, you can pull out the pouches and stick them to the Savior Mini Range Bag and bring everything effortlessly from one bag to the other and back! Not only makes it faster, it saves you the worrying about leaving something behind and needing it later. Best part is (and the reason I looked into this bag) that without that "tactical" look it doesn't attract attention to it. Seems you got some Casio keyboard in there. Moms and kids get in the elevator and don't notice or pay little attention to it so it's perfect for apartment buildings. Customizing it is up to you buying the Savior pouches, but I do think they could include a couple of the most basic ones, like a double mag pouch and 1 or 2 dump pouches for little tools or whatnot. Great bag! Good price. Holds all your stuff and other guns too.

The Savior bag without a doubt is of quality construction, has lots of options for load out and fits my Hellion perfectly. I bought the 34-inch version. I'm sure the bag will last years and years. As a backpack, it's fairly comfortable and should protect the contents very well. The only issue I have is the weight, it's over 8lbs empty and literally weighs more than the gun. To be honest, I did not even think of the weight before the purchase. Gun bags are heavier than a general bag for obvious reasons, I just did not think it would be as heavy as it is. That's on me, I know better. That being said, I totally understand it's a compromise between affordability, profit and quality. Savior, has pretty much nailed the quality but I knocked off one star just because of the weight. I fully expect the loaded weight once I get all my gear in there to be around 25lbs or more. While 25lbs does not sound like a lot, backpacking or hiking in the mountains for hours/days takes its toll. I've hiked 100's of miles over the years with a pack weight of 42-45lbs and hiked the Grand Canyon three times. All my hikes have been with backpacks designed for weight and long distance and my current pack (Kelty Red Cloud 90) weighs 6lbs empty. At around 25lbs and long days on the trail, a backpack is beginning to need hip-belt supports to save the shoulders. I understand it's not a "hiking" backpack and is not intended to be one. I'm going to load it up and give it a run to see how it does. I'm not sending it back, it's a great pack for the money and the gun fits beautifully. I just might be looking for something else to hit the trails with. I have the gun no clip with Magpul 2 point sling, small binoculars, small knife, small flashlight, two 3 mag pouches the six mags and a few small items, alcohol wipes and matches. The total weight is currently 25lbs. I'll likely be pushing 30lbs.

Very well built with durable nylon. I have switched to Savior brand for all my gun case needs now. This one is very compact and easy to carry (30"). The thick shoulder pad is great when carrying, even with 30lb of weight in the bag. As for being covert, I doubt people will not realized what you have in there, but I guess it is more covert than other versions?

Many pockets, more mollie than i know what to do with. Best price on the high quality item. Zippers are durable and appears that thisnwill last forever!

Finest quality rifle case I've ever had, very pleased with the quality, fit and versatility of the case.

Seller promptly addressed questions. Product was as described. The products quality if very good I would gladly buy from this seller again.

Got this one for the wife. Holds 2 SBR's, got plenty of molle options. Very well built, has a convenient "cup" to hold the barrel, doesn't move when running with it. Might end up getting one for myself too. Very satisfied

This is my second purchase of this brand and really recommend it. It’s well designed and well made. It will keep my rifle and its accessories protected while also not being “ flashy” providing a grey man and low key, while transporting my rifle. I would definitely buy it again.