Savior EquipmentUrban Takedown Bag Backpack Survival Gun Transportation Case Sling Pack, Deluxe Carrying Handle, w/Shoulder Straps Included, Additional Storage Compartments

This sling/backpack/case is zimply amazing! It fits all my needs. It's the perfect size for my AR-9 pistol. The material is really nice, the stitching is well done, and the zippers are well constructed. The overall look of this bag is amazing. My pictures don't do it justice (bad camera, bad lighting, aweful photographer.).The main compartment has two big pockets to put your AR pistols or rifles (if you break the rifles down). It also has elastic for magazines.The top outside pocket is perfect for keys, wallet, cellphone, etc. It's roomy for it's size (I know it doesn't make sense until you see it).The bottom zip pocket is really deep. On the inside it has a mesh zip compartment, a place for a tablet or notebook, pens, and other storage, as well as a deep pocket.The velcro "hidden" pocket, directly behind the larger bottom pocket, is exactly that... hidden. When the velcro is shut it looks like the other pocket is just bigger. It's as deep as the pocket in front, and has velcro in both sides so you can add a velcro wrapped holster and your pistol will be secure with no flopping around.The outside pockets have mole webbing and velcro for patches.This is the perfect range bag or AR pistol storage bag. It isn't too large for the body and has a super cool look. I am extremely happy with my purchase. Get it, you will be too.

This bag is perfect for my Ruger PC-9mm and all my range gear.The bag overall is good quality. From the stitching to the zippers to the strong Velcro it is made right.Opening the bag I have room for 2 Glock, 1 Taurus, and 2 Bodyguard magazines along with a box of 9mm rounds.Inside the very strong Velcro padded bags holds my Ruger PC-9mm with the red dot sight perfectly.Outside the bag, the top pouch holds a box of 9mm and a box of .380 rounds with more room. It also has a mesh bag on the flap.The bottom pouch holds my 1980's ear muffs, a pen and notepad, and my large magazine loader. It also has a mesh pouch zippered onto the flap.Then behind the bottom pouch there is another hidden pouch that is held closed by strong Velcro that holds my Taurus 9mm in it's holster nice and snug.I've removed one of the shoulder straps, and re-hooked the other to use as a single side bag instead of a backpack.This bag works out very well . Not only that, but it came two days early.I would recommend this to anyone who has a Ruger PC-9. It's nice and sturdy, good sized, and holds all my stuff.I think my pictures show the bag off very well. If you are thinking about a bag for your take down carbine this is a good one. I don't think you'll be sorry.

I like the design of this case to store & transport my Ruger PC Carbine. Obviously the carbine needs to be taken apart to store the barrel section on one side and the stock/receiver on the other. I have a 1-6x24 scope mounted on the receiver and it just fits into the sleeve . . . but it fits and the end to end movement is good as well. On the other side the barrel section is a bit loose as there is a lot of spare room since the barrel is only 16.5" long and I have the Aluminum Free-Float Handguard version so that part is very compact when compared to the receiver w/scope attached section. I will probably come up with a small storage container or bag to take up a bit of that extra room.The full-length velcro closure on those inside sleeves holds contents in place very well and there is plenty of room to store additional items in the center such as mags and ammo. I use the smaller outside storage area for the PC Carbine accessories and will use the larger storage area to bring along a 9mm pistol (in a pistol rug) to shoot during the same range session. I like the dual straps that allow carrying the case backpack style which leaves my hands free to carry a range bag and open doors.Good design which appears to be well made . . . we will see how it stands up to use over time.

These day I mainly shoot 9mm because it cheap and fun. The bag I got from Ruger sucks. WHY? Because the gun does not fit when you add the stock extension. What was Ruger thinking when they made the bag???Anyways love this new bag and as always Savior did a great job. Tuff quality fabric with a clean design that I think will last forever. I love how they included to side strap so you can either use it as a backpack or sling. Lockable zipper hole is great for me since its mandatory these days where I live. Also love how they did the inside with Fabric instead of cheap nylon. Last but not least, love how they added the hidden pistol pocket in the front. At the moment, don’t see anything not to love about this bag. Will update this review in the near future but I really don’t see how anything on this can break.

Good bag and seems durable. I've taken this out camping. Fairly water resistant. My only gripe is that it dosen't have straps to hold the barrel in place to keep the gun from shifting. The bag was made primaly to hold AR pistols in a broken down configuration, hence the main pockets inside and no straps. I think it will also fit a Ruger PC9 takedown in a borken down state as well. plenty of room for accessories. But why does the grey color cost more?