UTG Discreet Sub-compact Handgun Case for Pistol & Revolver , Black, Size: Length 5" x Height 7"

I purchased this as a discrete way of carrying my pistol in my purse. My gun fits securely in the cushioned case and is unnoticeable in my bag.

I purchased this to serve as a discreet case to hold my small carry pistol. The case looks completely generic and the average person has no idea what it might be. I've shown it to a handful of friends and they were surprised when I revealed what was inside. If you leave a gun in your glove box, this is a quality, inexpensive and non-descript option to store the weapon.Of note, this case really isn't going to be big enough for many weapons larger than a subcompact. Any of the small .380's should work fine (so-called mouse guns). But it can take slightly larger weapons as well. I've personally used it for both my M&P Shield and Glock 43 and it fits like a glove. I wouldn't trust it for many compacts and certainly none of your full size service pistols. The grip length on the Glock 43 (even with an extended mag) just about maxes out the length of the case without causing any extra bulges or deformities.Interestingly enough, I purchased a Beretta Pico (one of the especially smaller .380 pistols) and it came with virtually this exact case - albeit, branded with the Beretta logo and name across the front. I prefer this option as the Beretta name across the front kind of defeats the whole "non-descript" idea they were going for.The quality of the case itself is really good considering the pricing. I'm sure it will likely wear out with time and may need to be replaced down the road. But I've used this case for four months (with pretty regular use) and seen no noticeable deterioration.Buy with confidence. I literally have no complaints so far and even purchased a second and now use it on both of the sub-compacts I mentioned.

It honestly looks like a Bible cover or maybe even a tool pouch. It’s not as heavily padded as many gun rugs I’ve seen. But, I didn’t like the obvious look of those types and frankly don’t think firearms need to be cradled like glass and porcelain. Not that this pouch isn’t protective. Everything feels very secure. Time will tell how the zippers and inner stretchy loops hold up. I like this item for its discreetness. I don’t want anyone who sees it to easily identify a firearm lives here. The quality is acceptable to me but the stitching could have been finished better on the edges and threads sticking out can be seen in the photos. That’s not particularly bothersome but my pouch had permanent creases inside which I noticed right away. These aren’t just creases in the outer fabric but breaks in the padding. I’m not sure what happened there but some extra quality control would be nice. I am taking off a star for that reason. Probably should take off two. If the price had been higher I would’ve sent it back but the price is right. My Glock 43 fits just perfectly. If you have anything even slightly bigger, size up. I had to pull outward a little bit on the zipper to get around the tail of the frame. There’s no pushing the gun further into the holder either. If you have any extenders (beaver tail, grips etc.), there may likely be an issue with fit. The magazine fits very snugly and requires both hands to insert. It’s definitely not sliding out anytime soon. Overall, I’m okay with this product but may upgrade to a higher quality product eventually.

Great non-suspicious case for transporting or keeping at home not noticeable. It is a perfect size for small firearm. PPK/S fit perfectly. Small J frame revolver however barely fits into webbing. But cutting some stitches around trigger guard area makes it fit perfectly. Additional band can hold 6 38special rounds without a mag, 3 on each side. Zippers lockable. What a perfect design!

I wish the covers had some more structure. It'll print over time as the item inside starts to leave an impression.It is also suspiciously sized, like it couldn't possibly be holding anything else. The people saying they take it out and put it on a desk during a meeting are pretty bold because it really does look like the type of thing someone would have a gun inside of.Also I wish the elastic was mounted facing the other way, because when you open it like a book from right to left, the item inside is pointing straight at you. If I'm going to be opening this, I'd prefer that the business end not be aimed at my chest if laying flat on a desk, or at my junk and guts if I'm holding it in my hands like a book.Bodyguard 2.0 fits well enough. The elastic holds it in place, but I can see why others say their item is pushed up towards one side versus pushing centrally more snugly. I'd like to take a stitch or two out on the elastic band to nestle the item down more.

I was looking for a simple and cheap pistol case that was compact for easy to carry into the local indoor shooting range for a Sig Sauer P238 with a standard size 6 round magazine. This pistol case appeared to fit the bill based just going off of the photo prior to purchase, and was then confirmed when it arrived.The magazine sleeve is tight, but to me that is a good thing as it is tight enough to keep a loaded magazine in place. I haven't had any issues with a loaded magazine shaking free from the magazine pouch, but that could also be aided by the fact that while zipped up that even with a hard shake the magazine would only move perhaps an half inch to an inch before being stopped by the firearm pistol grip.Visually it appears to be perhaps a tad smaller than a Kindle Fire, hand-held GPS case, or perhaps a larger sized USB Jump-Drive storage case. So the overall visual design is extremely unimposing, it doesn't appear to imprint with the firearm and magazine slots filled.My wife thought I had purchased a new case for the old handheld Garmin Nuvi 770 we own. By initial handling, she didn't pick up on it having the P238 inside until giving it a good number of hard squeezes to trace the outline of the pistol.Its simple design is unimposing enough that a friend of ours who hates firearms because of what she has seen in the news, hasn't given us any flack seeing this case (empty) in our home, but in the past she tended to go off the deep end whenever seeing one of the commonly known shaped (empty) pistol cases in our home.Realistically, if you wouldn't mind 1 magazine sliding around semi-freely within the case, 3 standard 6 round magazines should fit in the case with 1 magazine inside the firearm magazine well.Overall in my opinion (for a Sig P238) it is a great case for the price.

I have been using this for about 4 1/2 years and in that time I have used it a fair amount. I am very pleased with it's build quality and function. It fits a Kahr and two mags as if it were made for them. Easily lockable, zippers still work like new. Looks like a small organizer, planner or book case, very benign looking. Overall very pleased with the purchase.

Fits a Smith and Wesson Bodyguard snuggly plus holds an extra mag.

Passt perfekt für Walther P22Q (Schreckschuss) mit Magazin. Die P22 passt zwar nicht in den vorgesehenen Einschub, man kann sie aber neben das Magazin legen und dann den Reissverschluss problemlos schließen. Gute Qualität, die Waffe ist gut geschätzt.

Discreet case does a great job holding a small book or a Sig Sauer P365 + extra magazine. Zippers can be secured with a lock. Zipper pulls jingle but can easily be replaced with paracord. Quality seems decent.

......genau das was es soll!

I bought this case for storing an antique spur trigger .32 cal. Rim-Fire pocket revolver, and it is perfect.

Die Tasche an sich ist für eine Röhm RG 59 zwar groß genug, aber die elastische Innenbefestigung ist viel zu klein. Steckt man den Revolver dort rein, schaut der Griff oben aus der Tasche raus. Die Abnäher der Innenbefestigung müssten anders verlaufen.