Reviews & Ratings for Galati Gear Discreet Double Square Case — 2 reviews — Page 1

Bought the 22" Galati Gear Discreet Double Square Case to transport my 10.5" AR with a Law Tac side folder adapter. I wanted something that didn't scream "GUN" while traveling. This case is near perfect. Thanks to the supplied Velcro straps and interior webbing, my 21" (folded) gun easily secures in the case and fits with optics and a 30 round mag installed. I added a pistol holster with the Velcro and webbing on the other side of the case. The external side pocket has a 3 pocket (adjustable) rifle mag pouch and plenty of room for several more rifle and/or pistol mag pouches to be mounted. The carry handle and 6 heavy duty "D" rings provide several carry options. Overall, this is a high quality, well made and versatile case at a very fair price.

Galati does have a case called a "26 Inch Double Discreet Square Rifle Case-black-by Galati Gear" even though it's not listed here but it is the same quality as the one listed here.

It should be labeled a 28" chase in my opinion, but Galati uses the cases inside measurement of 26".

This review is for Galati's new version the SQ26D the double case. NOT SQ26 the single case with Molle only on one side of the inside of the case.

I almost passed over this when searching cases, because it's listed as a 26" case. I'm glad I read the details and realized you were referring to the inside measurements of the case. You might want to consider listing it as a 28" case.

I have a few of Galati's larger cases and this smaller case is made with the same high quality as your larger cases. It is an excellent made case that will allow a person to transport two weapon systems in one case. I'm amazed at how well it is designed. Molle on both sides of the main compartment make it capable of caring two weapons as designed. The three included Velcro attaching mag holders is a welcome addition in the extra compartment on the front of the case. I mounted your Molle Plus medic bag pouch next to it with a large section of Velcro left to mount something else later. And heavy padding all the way around the pattern. The padding panels on the walls of the case can be removed, covered with additional padding or some old ballistic panels.

I was searching for a case to transport a borrowed Spike's AR1...
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