Reviews - Galco Hidden Agenda Concealed Leather Gun Case w/ Day Planner - Ambidextrous, Brown, Fits Multiple Firearms HAGBRN Reviews - GC-HT-CEAADF-HAGBRN

Author: RM65 (verified customer) , Enjoy the Outdoors, from Melbourne Florida on Mar 21, 2011
Pros:  Well Constructed; Lockable; Looks Professional
Cons:  A little thick then I would like; Pricey
Would recommend:  yes

RM65 wrote:

Great product!! Very well constructed!! I expected nothing else from Galco!! I love the locking zipper feature. I wish the add on accessory panel came with it for the money. Highly recommend!!

Author: Marty from Fort Worth, TX on Oct 4, 2010
Pros:  Everything about this product
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

Marty wrote:

This product is a must if you live in a very warm climate during the summer months, since it's very hard to conceal a handgun with light clothing. I can't just leave my shirt un-tucked while calling on customers. Looks very professional and adds to your over all 1st impression with customers. I have carried it for the last few weeks everywhere I went and nobody ever even thought I had a full size auto in it. Although do to the weight of my 9mm and 40 Cal., I have started to carry my light weight Sig Sauer P238 .380 in it. The only critique I would have is that when it arrived I found 2 keys and no lock. I was not smart enough to figure out that the zipper was the lock. In the top of the zipper you just insert the key and give it a half turn and you are good to go. This is a very discrete and effective locking system. Galco could have enclosed directions for "Dummies". LOL

Author: ewhazard (verified customer) , Hunt fish and golf. Demand great gear., from Orlando Fl on Apr 5, 2010
Pros:  handles several guns I use for concealed carry
Cons:  bulky
Would recommend:  yes

ewhazard wrote:

Discreet, quality made. I would rather leave it in my vehicle than a standard gun case that draws attention from the wrong crowd. Very useful under the right circumstances.

Author: Thom Perdue from San Antonio TX on Oct 22, 2009
Pros:  Well made
Cons:  Pricey
Would recommend:  yes

Thom Perdue wrote:

This Day Timer is well made and functional.

Author: Michael R (verified customer) from Round Rock, TX on Aug 30, 2009
Pros:  full concealment
Cons:  a little bulky
Would recommend:  yes

Michael R wrote:

I really like the look of the hidden agenda. Nobody that has seen it guessed that it concealed a gun. I have a glock 27 that fits well into it. the one issue that I might have is that it is very thick, especicially if you get the accessory panel and load it up. A little pricey but i like it.

Author: Critter (verified customer) , CCW Holder, from Kent Ohio on Apr 14, 2009
Pros:  Good Concealment, Holds Full Size 1911
Cons:  Heavy With Full Size Firearm
Would recommend:  yes

Critter wrote:

I saved $46.98 (20%), plus free shipping at opticsplanet.com. You can'y get better than that. I bought the Galco Hidden Agenda and Accessory Panel. My local Galco dealer didn't have it, and I'm glad they didn't. I'm a new CCW holder carrying a Springfield EMP on belt or shoulder hostler. I'll use the H.A. as a back up or when dressed in clothes that don't promote concealment. Galco didn't take any short cuts in making the Hidden Agenda and Accessory Panel. The H.A. is extremely well built of soft, internally stiffened leather that won't print your gun. The gun compartment holds my full size 1911 and spare mag in heavy elastic. The compartment has a heavy duty zipper with a small built in lock. If anyone asks what's in there, Ill say that it's my diary and it's private. The accessory panel snaps in and has elastic sleeves for pens, business cards and cell phone, but I've found that bulky items don't work well. The H.A. came with a 12 month calender and I added a Day Runner telephone/address ...
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Author: Bohica (verified customer) from Middle GA on Apr 16, 2008
Pros:  Well made, sturdy, looks great
Cons:  A little pricey
Would recommend:  yes

Bohica wrote:

I use this to carry a Glock model 27 .40 cal, although a larger handgun would fit. It provides a discreet means of carrying a handgun in a manner that does not arouse undue notice or curiosity. With practice, one can become adept at drawing the handgun in relatively short order. Don't leave home without it!