TECEUM Tactical Compact Sling Bag – CCW for Everyday – For R&L Hand – Shoulder Crossbody Bag for Concealed Carry of Handgun – Pack (Black)

Well I can't rate durability or how it will hold up and function out in the field but it appears to be made well and it fit my Glock 19 and my Glock 43X. Not both guns at the same time just referencing that I can switch guns and Mags easily and carry either. This is perfect for anyone that has to wear full rain gear and carry a gun, like I do. Anything on the hip is impossible for me because the rain pants go on over regular pants and a hip holster isn't an option. With this pouch/bag I can carry it over my shoulder, get anything I need to get to, Keys, Phone, etc and my gun if I need it super easy. I struggled all of last year every time I had to go to full rain gear because my pocket holster that I got from Alien gear is too large for 511 Tac pants. During the winter I used the pocket holster which works great in my winter coat so rain didn't matter as it was easy getting to the winter jacket pocket. Truthfully this gun bag is going to be great even wearing it now, conceals the gun great. I'm glad I took a chance with this.

Seems good quality. Easy gun retrieval. I carry a sub compact 9 and it fits well. I would assume a full size would fit as the main gun pocket is deep. I’m still playing around with the Velcro holsters to see which one works best for me. You get two to try out. Zippers seem to be good quality. The carry strap is good but a I think a shoulder pad on it would make it awesome. I got black because it just works best. I’ll give it a go. Price was decent too.

I carry a Glock Model 30s in .45 caliber most of the time. This unit does a good job of keeping it readily accessible, a decent second magazine capacity, but it might be tough to access quickly under duress. Definitely requires practice. Otherwise it holds keys, a thick wallet when you account for the shield, IDs, and other stuff in it, a small utility folding knife/car extraction tool, two sets of car keys and a phone with room to spare. I use to wear a belly bag and it worked well but damage from the job and bad hips left me wanting to move the contact point on my body for this weight to the shoulder. It is a good choice for that. I've lived with this for a bit now and I find it to suit my needs. I might to the same for you. It is well worthy for the price point. The thing I would suggest is to stitch the contact point fastener that isn't adjustable. After a time the ballistic nylon belt folds in on itself and causes it to gather in one corner of the thick plastic piece the belt threads though. I did this myself and it resolved the problem. It ought to come that way.

After doing a lot of research, and looking at bags, which were all in the $80 plus range, I finally decided to "pull the trigger" (pun intended) on this one. When I first opened it, I didn't think there was any way this would fit a full size 1911...it will. My Smith & Wesson Shield 2.0. 9mm, with a Streamlight TLR-6 laser/light combo also fits, with an extra magazine holder that works for both guns. Access to the weapon is very quick, almost as fast as drawing from the waist. The only complaint I would have, which is minor is the strap could use a little padding , but there are other solutions for that. Plenty of extra storage also. Get one!

It's a nice bag, I haven't been using it everyday so I can't really say how well it will hold up, but for the most part it feels sturdy, doesn't feel like it's going to fall apart. One complaint is that how I intend to carry it (across the front) the strap digs into my neck a little bit so I wish it came with a pad to provide more comfort and the zipper feels a little stiff but maybe with a little break in period it'll work itself out but hey for $29.50 you can't really complain. Holds my full size 2011 Pistol and an extra mag, plus you have other compartments for keys, wallet, phone, you name it. All in all I'm happy with it.

My husband bought this : His review: I go this bag because of the Outside or Inside waste band holsters - just were not comfortable. I needed something for my Kimber .380 micro, 2 magazines w/holster, a S&W Knife + window breaker, a flashlight, my cell phone, and my CC wallet. It all fits in there secure - for a quick trip out or long stay - I have the essentials for day or night with enough ammo to punch off the X as necessary. As a former Blackwater (OIF) 05-08 Ops Chief - I highly recommend something like this. It is capable of holding a full 1911 in the same set up or a 410 .40 cal S&W firearm - or any model you have. Of course, it will be heavier - so plan accordingly.

Bought this item for my husband he uses it for work and instead of a fanny pack he uses this. He loves it. It’s been very durable and held up well for over a year it lasted and then it started to crack and have a little bit of problems, but he is a construction worker so he’s a little hard on his Items

Great for CCW, very convenient, accessible, and sits well on your chest for easy access or draw. Very low quality. Small pocket zippers break as pockets tear from every day use. Also, eventually the strap will separate also from the bag. I would pay double for something with better stitching and made to last as many sling bags are not as convenient and well designed for the use. I have had to buy two so far and I am just dealing with the small pocket being ripped for now, looks trashy when ripped. I also bought a padded strap cover so the strap does not dig into my neck when it comes off my shoulder. Works best wearing on your shoulder for comfort, not on your neck. The strap also has to be continually adjusted as it always slips into a longer wear. I have tried many sling bags, most of them have their poor designs, but this is one of my favorite do to a less tactical look and convenience of access to CCW if needed.