Reviews & Ratings for Elite Survival Systems Liberty Gun Packs — 7 reviews — Page 1

Very flexible way to carry a small firearm and a spare mag. So good that I bought two! Inside allows flexibility to hold nearly any shape. Great to keep your treasure protected. I use mine in the motorcycle luggage when I ride and in my backpack when I hike or travel.

This is a nice little unit that is slightly larger than the $8 one I purchased from eBay (UPC 750536614126)...but $30 more. Quality is good. Lack of instructions...not so much. Customer service from the manufacturer was excellent. Accepts my 1.5" Ruger belt perfectly for both horizontal or vertical mounting. Using the spare mag stretchy bit is unlikely as it will make drawing the firearm quite challenging in a high stress situation. FIT: Walther PPK/S, Ruger SR22 w/laser, Walther PPS, HK VP9SK. DOES NOT FIT: Beretta 92FS/M9, Sig P229, etc. A P226 may fit in there just fine.

I started using a belt pouch years ago because of back problems--carrying my wallet in my hip pocket didn't help. When I got my LTC I got an S&W Shield and the Blackhawk pouch with the hidden compartment to carry it. Nobody noticed any change! Then a month ago I put a TLR6 on the Shield (the old eyes don't work like they used to, even after cataract surgery). With the laser/light mounted, the Blackhawk was just too tight a fit. Then I saw the Liberty and decided to give it a try.

The interior "holster" was easy to set up for my Shield. The only gripe is that the front sight snags a bit on the draw. Further adjustment may help that. A second mag fits just fine. There is room for my wallet, and my cellphone fits in the outside pocket, but my Leatherman tool just doesn't want to fit in the small zipper pocket. It looks like I have to switch to a smaller EDC knife--but I will miss the tools!

Having ripcord pulls on both the gun & mesh pockets is confusing. I'm going to replace the cord on the smaller pocket with regular zipper pulls. That way I'll know to go for the cords if there is ever trouble.

The belt loops are a little tight, especially the horizontal one, making it a bit hard to get the pouch on and off a belt. On the style pants I wear, wearing the pouch horizontally means having to skip a belt keeper. That doesn't seem to be a big problem.

Overall the construction seems very good and we'll see how it holds up. BTW, I wore the pouch for an entire day at home with my S...
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Fits small frame autos nicely. Not sure it's a good choice for everyday carry (as it's verbotten in my state), but it's nice to have. High quality and worth the price.
I'm a BIG fan of Elite Survival Systems products.. they don't let you down.

This is really a nice pouch. I got it for a S&W shield 40 and a XDs 45. They fit perfect. Not to tight but not loose either. If the guns were a bit bigger they may not fit. My cell phone ( apple 6s in a ( life proof case ) fits perfect in the front phone slot and very secure. The zippers and the stitching is fist notch. Its overall size is a bit large, but the gun has to fit so that is a given. So this isn't something you wear to church on Sunday but grate for just out beating around. You got all your stuff right there in one place on your belt. And your spare mag fits in the mag slot with your gun perfect and doesn't touch the gun. The gun holster and mag slot is fully adjustable for size and height. It is well though out. So I am very happy with it.

This is a great product! The quality of construction is readily apparent. It is the perfect size for my compact semi-auto, plus one magazine. It is reasonably comfortable to wear for significant periods of time, including while driving, and nobody else has even given it a second glance. I had considered a model from another manufacturer, but that item was really just a "one-trick pony", in that it carries only a pistol. The Liberty Gun Pack has the two additional pockets, one with a web pouch inside, plus the phone pocket on the front fits even the very large Otter Box on my Samsung S6. The draw takes a little getting used to, but I learned quickly that sliding my thumb in next to the hammer, as I draw, allows me to clear the gun smoothly. Highly recommended!