Reviews & Ratings for Haley Strategic Partners INCOG Discreet Rifle Bag, 10x31x3in — 15 reviews — Page 1

Fits an AR pistol and a small chest rig perfectly, very well made, has held up for a while of everyday use. Has just enough hook and loop spots to hold extra magazines but not het in the way of the weapon system.

Great discreet look, the build is high quality. This will be a truck/trunk bag for many years. Lots of modularity to work and experiment with. It’s a little tight with optics but with some work will fit all necessary equipment desired.

The Tavor SAR fits perfectly into the Incog, and I could also fit my equipped D3 chest rig in the center pocket. Side pockets hold spare magazines, knives and other tools. It carries well with a solid balance. Built from the highest-quality materials, the Incog is made to last through years of hard use.

Really like the build quality of the bag. Great material and stitching; attractive color and no overly "tactical" embellishments on the outside. Fits my LAW Tactical folding equipped 300BO AR pistol, mags, etc easily.
Would buy again.

Have been looking for a nice discreet bag for my CZ Scorpion. I was a little worried at first with it being the smallest of the 3 they offer, but it was perfect size for what I wanted it for. It also has the expandable/collapsible top pouch like their flat packs. Over all it is a little more expensive then most bags, but doesn’t look like a gun bag like others do. Would highly recommend and will/would buy another.

So the overall design of the bag is great I use shoulder straps a lot so i was expected something similar to their single design/ quality. Nonetheless it is still robust and has plenty of adjustment. The velcro molle is perfect

High quality bag with enough space for your subgun/pdw. Great modularity. Fits my 8”AR15 with pdw stock perfectly. Also has more than enough space for the accessories and ammunition to keep it in the back seat as a truck gun bag.

Awesome bag!!! I have a CZ Scorpion that I used at first in this bag and it has room to spare with it. Now I am using it to carry my 300 blackout 10.5" barrel, which fits perfectly when taken the upper and lower apart with some room to spare.

This thing fits my 2 Krinks perfectly. The included straps tie them both down so they don't bang up against each other. Also can fit about 10 x 30rd mags in the middle compartment. On the left and right side are some velcro thingies you tactical guys can place your doodads. This is a straight up carrying case not a quick deploy case just fyi

Having owned and used a variety of discreet rifle bags over the years from Tactical Tailor, Haley Strategic, Blue Force Gear, Maxpedition, Vertx, LaRue Tactical, Emdom Gear and many others I have had a good chance to compare and contrast how each bag's strengths and weaknesses. As HSP has marketed this bag, it's perfect as a discreet bag (provided its in an urban setting with most aren't familiar with our community).

A perfect example of this bag doing its job was when I brought over my pistol to show a friend at his friend's house. It so happened as I set the bag down, his friend's girlfriend mistook the bag for a tennis racquet bag. Other people that saw either assumed it to be a gym bag, hipster computer bag or anything other than relating to firearms. I kept it as I received it with no morale patches or any addons whatsoever. If you were to add any morale patches I would say something like a Nike or Adidas patch wouldn't hurt.

I have the regular size INCOG bag and other than the obvious shorter dimensions, the only thing internally that sets it apart is it lacking a second velcro PALS panel. The internal zipper compartment seems identical in size to the one on the regular size INCOG bag, its location however is to the edge of the bag since it's practically 1/3 smaller. My only grip is that due to the design, the top carry handle is sewn to the quick-access flap, so if you have the bag loaded up, it will put stress on the zipper. If you just have AR or AK pistol and a ch...
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