Savior Equipment Specialist Series Tactical Double Scoped Handgun Firearm Case Pistol Bag For Outdoor Hunting Shooting Range, Lockable Compartment (Dark FDE, 13" x 9" Double Pistol Case)

This bag is very durable and more spacious tan I thought. Great range bag for 2 pistols and several mags, plus more.

Materials are very durable and well manufactured. The capacity is perfect for one or two pistols depending on their size and the number of accessories you tend to carry with you. My only complaint is that it is too small to hold my ear protection. Otherwise, overall great value for the price.

After years of cycling through pistol bags that claimed to be “tactical” but felt anything but, the Savior Equipment Specialist Series Tactical Double Scoped Handgun Case has set a new benchmark for quality and functionality. It’s rugged, intelligently laid out, and built with a level of craftsmanship that rivals bags costing twice as much. Right out of the box, the packaging impressed me—clean, protective, and ready for use. No loose threads, no chemical smell, just a professional presentation that reflects the brand’s attention to detail. The bag itself feels substantial without being cumbersome, striking a balance between portability and protection. The construction and stitching are exceptional. Every seam is double-stitched, the zippers are heavy-duty and glide smoothly, and the material—an abrasion-resistant nylon—is thick enough to take real-world abuse without showing wear. The padding provides firm, even protection for both pistols, including optics, while keeping everything secure and organized. Inside, the functionality and layout shine. The dual compartments are thoughtfully designed with ample pockets for magazines, cleaning tools, and accessories. The elastic loops and Velcro panels make it easy to customize for your setup. The only thing missing is a dedicated pistol barrel loop, which would prevent any minor shifting during transport. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it’s one feature that would elevate the bag from great to flawless. As for durability, this bag feels like it could outlast the guns it carries. The reinforced handles and stitching hold up well under full load, and the structure retains its shape even when packed to capacity. Compared to higher-priced range bags from brands like 5.11 or Vertx, the Savior Specialist delivers the same—or better—performance at a fraction of the cost. Pros: Exceptional construction and double-stitching throughout Rugged, thick nylon material with excellent padding Thoughtful internal organization for pistols and accessories Smooth, heavy-duty zippers and reinforced handles Outstanding value compared to premium brands Cons: Lacks a pistol barrel loop for full immobilization Best for: Range days, competition shooters, or anyone who demands professional-grade protection for their handguns and gear. Bottom line: The Savior Specialist Series Tactical Double Scoped Handgun Case is a serious, purpose-built firearm bag that combines durability, smart design, and refined construction. If it had a barrel loop, it would be perfect—but even without it, it’s one of the best values on the market.

This is the perfect bag on paper (or CAD) when it's EMPTY. Everything fits perfectly. The quality of the materials is a solid 5/5. But the design on computer and how it looks empty is NOT how it works in real life. It's as if the designer built it to be used empty. The center zipper area -- which is where you store the pistols -- has both velcro tear-off pouches and mag-holders. When all pockets are empty, they all fold up nicely together. But as soon as you put anything into the pockets, it gets crowded fast. Those photos below are of two SUBCOMPACTS, one in each compartment, five magazines (one side is single-stack sub-compact mags; other side is "one and a half" stack subcompact mags); plus one box of 100 in one dump bag and another box of 50 in the other. That's it. Nothing in side pockets. And the case **BARELY** can be forced to zip closed. Remember, this is two SUBCOMPACTS. I doubt it would hold two Glock 19s with supplies. I will likely keep the bag, but will have to use it by removing either the mag holders or the dump pouches; can't use them both when carrying two guns. It's as if they designed the gun compartments to hold empty envelopes, not something 3D. Those zippered gun pouches are totally flat; no space is built into them to allow for a gun without the volume of the gun bulging into the inside and outside pockets. Will it work? Yes. But not as designed with all the pieces in place. Again, the quality of the bag is excellent. It truly is more than twice as good as the ones costing half as much (those are not worth the 39 or whatever they cost). This is a really nice bag. But you have to choose. Me? I'll probably move the mag holders to one of the side pockets or not use them at all. It fits 4/5 with that arrangement. Or don't use the dump bags and use only the mag holders. That will probably fit 5/5. But using them all at the same time combined with the skinny gun pockets? Not a good plan. That's a 3/5 fit at best. The saving grace here is that you CAN remove the dump bags or the mag holders. If they were sewn in place, it would be a fail. Bigger side pockets and 1" wider to allow use of all included accessories would make this bag a 6/5.

Great pistol bag. Large enough for your pistol and several mags plus whatever else you need to bring to the range. Very well made. Will last a LONG time.

I enjoy shooting and find myself either at the range or in the field often. One big challenge getting to and from either, especially the field with navigating the bumpy dirt roads and washes is that my gear no matter how carefully packed it is, gets banged around at least a little bit. I have gotten rid of all my previous cases and now only buy Savior brand equipment because I highly value my guns and I'm meticulous about not getting them scratched or damaged in any way. This particular case is just as outstanding in the same ways my other Savior cases are. Pros: It's built with highly durable 600D PVC Shell & Interior Lining which means it's thick and durable so your gear cannot get scratched. The interior pouch has room for 6 clips and a full-sized 1911 pistol. What I found was a huge plus, it that the clip pockets are additionally padded so when the case is closed, the contact they make with your firearm are thoroughly protected. There are also two inside zipper pouches that also can accommodate 2 full-size 1911 style or smaller pistols. The outside pouch can also accommodate extra gear, etcetera. The handles are really well and nicely padded, so once loaded to the hilt; you can easily carry the bag without the handles cutting into your hand. For the price to value ratio, it's outstanding IMHO. Cons: couldn't even list one even if I was being nitpicky. 5 Stars all day long for this case.

Nice little magazine holder on one side and gun storage on the other side , The holder is pretty stiff for the material its made of , so lasting awhile is no problem . Actually can hold 2 firearms if you needed it too. Wished the bag was on the softer side of materials

I wanted something smaller than most bags to take out to USPSA matches. This bag is just right for that for me. I can fit a primary and backup shadow 2, 6-8 mags, a few hundred rounds of extra ammo (in the super useful zipping pouches), various small tools, and 6-8 mags comfortably. I do need to carry (or wear) my belt separately, but i expected that. I may grab their smaller SEMA backpack for events or range trips where i need a bit more stuff. So far, zippers are holding up really well, seams are staying stitched, and areas subject to minor abrasions are showing no signs of wear and tear. This is a really well made bag.