Savior Equipment Specialist Covert Single Rifle Case
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Most Helpful Positive Review
Great Quality Bag
Solid build, study material used and lots of storage flexibility.
Check your OAL of your equipment for correct fitment.
The 34" bag will fit:
-a 33" diagonally but its snug and will push the zipper a bit.
-a 32" rifle without the muzzle pouch installed.
-if you want to use the muzzle pouch, the...
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Most Helpful Negative Review
Well Built, Too Heavy for a Backpack
This case is well built and has many options for packing stuff in it. The problem is it weighs 7 lbs empty. That may not sound like much, but every pound counts hiking up a hill. Also the straps are not well padded and overall it's a bit awkward to wear as a packback. It would be great for the ra...
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Savior 30 inch covert discrete SBR EDC case
Perfect fit for my Tavor X95...The case appears to be very high quality, possibly higher quality than bags I currently have at over three times the price...highly reccomend and will buy again if the need occurs for other firearms.
Pros:
- Too many to list...very comfortable as a backpack and grab handles top and side if you choose to carry by hand
Cons:
- If any, a little heavy but what you should expect
Would recommend: Yes
Great modular case
This case fits my AR pistols with 7 in barrel perfectly. The Velcro makes it extremely modular. Be careful you can easily spend more than you did on the case adding modular accessories. But now it’s the exact gun case that I want. Make sure you head their warning of going 2 inches larger than the length of your rifle. Appears to be a good quality case.
Would recommend: Yes
Savior Rifle Bag
This Definitely helps making range days easier tons of space and easy to carry
Would recommend: Yes
great carry bag
This bag holds all of my stuff for my carry around truck gun
Pros:
- Space
- usage
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- Truck Bag
Would recommend: Yes
Rifle Bag.
Its fits your rifle without looking like a rifle bag to the common folks.
Would recommend: Yes
First Gun Bag for First Riffle
I don't usually write reviews for products, unless they are really exceptional.
First, let me start off by saying I'm new to shooting I built a rifle and I'm just getting into it. A little background about myself, I have been in the outdoor industry and the sewing industry (gear manufacturing) for a long time. As I've been getting into shooting my new rifle, I've been collecting odds and ends to support my new hobby. Things like mags, ear pro, quick releasee bi-pod, cleaning kits, cleaning fluids, staple gun, targets, multi tool, etc. etc. Every time I went to the range, I looked like a dumpster fire, carrying all this stuff in a duffel bag and cardboard box to the range. Finally, at some point, my shooting partner busted my balls about going shooting and looking like a homeless person, so it was time to do some research and buy a shooting bag.
At present, I only have one rifle, so my requirements for a bag were something that could carry my gun and all the things I need at the range to have a good day of shooting. Also, I didn't want something terribly tactical looking. I saw some YT videos on Savior products and got interested. From a looks and design and size standpoint, this Specialist Covert Single Rifle Case fit the bill. Also, the price was right at $105.00.
It wasn't until I received the bag that I realized how great it was. The quality of construction at this price point is amazing. Fully taped seams, bar-tacked stress points everywhere, the velcro MOLLE inside an...
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First, let me start off by saying I'm new to shooting I built a rifle and I'm just getting into it. A little background about myself, I have been in the outdoor industry and the sewing industry (gear manufacturing) for a long time. As I've been getting into shooting my new rifle, I've been collecting odds and ends to support my new hobby. Things like mags, ear pro, quick releasee bi-pod, cleaning kits, cleaning fluids, staple gun, targets, multi tool, etc. etc. Every time I went to the range, I looked like a dumpster fire, carrying all this stuff in a duffel bag and cardboard box to the range. Finally, at some point, my shooting partner busted my balls about going shooting and looking like a homeless person, so it was time to do some research and buy a shooting bag.
At present, I only have one rifle, so my requirements for a bag were something that could carry my gun and all the things I need at the range to have a good day of shooting. Also, I didn't want something terribly tactical looking. I saw some YT videos on Savior products and got interested. From a looks and design and size standpoint, this Specialist Covert Single Rifle Case fit the bill. Also, the price was right at $105.00.
It wasn't until I received the bag that I realized how great it was. The quality of construction at this price point is amazing. Fully taped seams, bar-tacked stress points everywhere, the velcro MOLLE inside an...
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Pros:
- Price
- Quality of Construction
- efficiency
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- Low profile carrying of single rifle and accompanying items.
Would recommend: Yes
Savior is tops
Savior makes high-quality firearm cases. The Specialist Covert is no exception. It has everything you need and more. I love the size and the materials. The craftsmanship is tier 1. They are the best in the biz.
Pros:
- materials, construction, craftsmanship
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- Range, tactical, training
Would recommend: Yes
Good quality and space
Can easily fit sbr and/or pcc. Pockets for mags. Tough material outside. Nice tuckable shoulder straps. Strong handles but could be more ergonomic. It's completely worth it
Would recommend: Yes
This is THE bag! (34" Version)
Coming from someone who's been using old gym bags to conceal my range toys, I finally have something solid that can carry all my my needs in one bag. It does get heavy, but only if you REALLY load it up. Even with 4 FA's (2 Glocks, a 10.5" ARP and a 14.5" ARR) it's still not the worst thing in the world. My 14.5" is pinned and welded with a Warcomp, which brings it to almost 16.5" and it fits perfectly on the side of this bag with the muzzle protector. You just might have to move the protector to the lowest part of the bag you possibly can, but again, your 16" rifles will fit! I was worried that i should've gone with the 38" but I'm glad i went with the 34". Not too big, not too small!
Pros:
- inconspicuous
- sturdy, well built
Cons:
- Heavy but managable
Best Used for:
- Range
- hiking
- Outdoor activites
Would recommend: Yes
30 inch savior, single rifle case
well-made, rival case very protective and has a lot of different options to accessorize inside. Will definitely recommend this product.
Would recommend: Yes
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