Specialist Series Tactical Triple Pistol Shooting Range Hunting Duffle Bag Gun Carrying Case, Rigid Compartment Frame, Lockable Zippers

This range bag is super high quality with many extra features of a bag design that was well thought out.I love the removable molle interior panel, and how customizable this is. The pistol bags are nicely padded and very well made with high quality zippers.I love the size of this bag, it's portable and reminds me of a small ice chest in shape. It's exactly as described and also has a great carrying strap.I couldn't be happier, and would love if they made a larger version of this bag. There are no chemical odors and I also love the sturdy feet on the bottom.

I highly recommend the Savior Equipment Specialist Series Tactical Triple Pistol Range Bag. This is a well-thought-out bag that combines solid construction, practical storage, and a professional design. It’s clear that attention was paid to making a range bag that keeps equipment organized rather than simply providing one large compartment to throw everything into.One of my favorite features is the overall layout. The three padded pistol sleeves help keep equipment separated, while the dedicated magazine storage and multiple pockets make it easier to organize range essentials. The semi-rigid frame is another great feature because it helps the bag maintain its shape instead of collapsing when you're trying to access your gear.The exterior has a rugged tactical appearance, and the reinforced stitching, substantial zippers, and durable-looking materials give it a quality feel. The included shoulder strap is also a nice touch for carrying the bag when you have additional equipment packed inside.What really makes this bag stand out is its combination of storage capacity and organization. There is room for the essentials needed for a range trip without everything having to be piled together in one compartment. The design is practical, and the attention to detail makes this a worthwhile option for anyone looking to upgrade from a basic range bag.Bottom line: If you're looking for a well-designed tactical range bag with padded pistol sleeves, organized magazine storage, and a sturdy structure, the Savior Equipment Specialist Series is absolutely worth considering. I recommend it to anyone who values quality, organization, and practical functionality in their range gear

Very happy with this range bag . It’s not flimsy, zippers are strong and material is thick . I even like the 3 pistol pouches that came with it . Nice padding and they fit all of my large frame pistols . All said I highly doubt anyone would regret this purchase .

I was originally very set on a pre-cut foam case for my storage option, but after trying 2 different ones and them not being able to fit all the stuff I wanted to, I started looking at bags. I was originally avoiding bags because once you start removing things from a bag, the bag loses its shape and it can quickly become a PITA to keep your bag organized. When you go to a range, there is usually that small back wall area where have to share with everyone while you’re unpacking your weapon and it can get frustrating, even in under ideal circumstances when people are being considerate and mindful of how much room they are taking up.But, this bag actually has a shell that makes the main compartment keep its shape. I can fit my mini ammo can, ear muffs, glasses, plugs, gloves, 2 pistols (3, if own a 3, I only own 2), and extra magazines very comfortably.I was kind hoping to avoid spending over $100 for my range kit, but it fits everything, has a comfortable shoulder strap, and feels like a well made product that will hold up for many years. Time will tell on the last part, but I feel it will be well worth the extra money I spent on it.

When I opened the box my first thought was “ wow this is heavy before I even load it up “. However after putting my gear in I am really impressed. Solidly built with plenty of room. I like the pistol pouches with the labels and boatloads of storage. I’d buy this again in a second.

Worth the money. I really like the Savior pistol bag. It accommodates my Glock 19 and Beretta M9A4, cleaning gear, ear and eye protection, miscellaneous tools, and extra magazines with ease. I really like the hard case insert - it provides extra sturdiness. The layout and organization is somewhat customizable which is greatly appreciated. Zippers are quality. I’ve had zero issues after several months of use.

It’s a huge bag that holds lots of stuff with more storage than you need. It feels incredibly durable, has multiple pistol inserts and has lots of utility. There’s so many storage areas, you have to be careful not to overpack.That being said, it’s a heavy bag. I’m not overly abusive to range bags, so I personally would be willing to sacrifice some small amount of durability if it meant the bag was a lot lighter. This wouldn’t hinder me from buying it again, but just food for thought.

This bag, as with all Savior products, are built to laugh at any abuse you throw their way. It's one thing to read people say it's tough, or to watch the videos saying how tough they are, but until you actually see it first-hand, it doesn't really click. This thing will probably outlive us both.In the main storage area, there are 3 pistol sleeves, a divider panel, and a zipper pouch. I found with 3 pistols in their sleeves, I had to move the divider to make more room and arrange each one in their sleeve so they would fit with the divider in place while also leaving enough room for other things (eyes, ears, de-lead wipes, ammo, etc). You can remove the divider completely, but then it's not as organized. If you remove the divider, I think you could easily fit 3 more pistols/sleeves.The front pouch of the bag comes with a (removable/velcro'd) 6 magazine holder and zipper pouch on the outside and inside of the front cover. If you plan on carrying more magazines, either plan on having them stored loose in one of the other areas, or buy another magazine holder (or two) and velcro it to the inner wall of the main storage area. The magazine holder will store oversized magazines as well as shorter ones.The two side pockets both have a mesh pocket and zipper pocket on the outside. The left side pouch has 4 smaller open pockets inside. 2 for pens and 2 for something a little larger (knife, mace, etc, but not big enough for magazines). The right side pouch is empty inside and just fits a Walker headset (Razor Slim model) when folded up. The two side pouches do NOT have the locking zippers like the front/top ones. You can put a lock through the zipper pulls, but it's not very secure as they could be cut.The removable shoulder strap that comes with this is very well padded, but rather stiff. If you sling it cross-body, it will dig into your neck, especially if the bag has some weight in it. I'm guessing this will break in over time and not be an issue. You can put it on one shoulder, but it really depends on how much you're carrying. The heavier it is, the more prone it is to sliding off your shoulder unless you lean while standing/walking.There are a few things I'd change if I could, but overall, it's really an awesome bag. It looks great, feels great, securely holds pew pew stuff, and makes everyone at the range jealous and shoot worse than you do.