Savior Equipment Specialist Pistol Range Bag
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darkchaos125's Review of Savior Equipment Specialist Pistol Range Bag
Everything is as included. If you decide to place one pistol inside of each sleeve, it'll be a tight fit, but you will still have enough room toward the front of the bag/front pockets for protective eyewear, headgear, and extra mags or your usual 50rd 9mm cartridge case/boxes. The side pockets are actually different from each other, so you have to dedicate them for very specific items. Lots of pockets all around. This entire bag is fairly sturdy. The handles at the top in the picture kinda get in the way of the main zipper to the largest compartment but that's a minor inconvenience. It does include a larger/longer strap that clips on either side of the bag if you wanna carry it over your shoulder. I got the grey color as I usually don't like tan or OD Green. While I love black, it can be hard to find, and wearing black clothes and having black phone case would just make things harder to find. Not to mention many guns are black, so grey was the best all around choice.
Side pockets are great for dedicating a pocket for medical kits, extra tools/cartridge cases, batteries, etc. However even with folded protective headphones, it would be too tight for that. Velcro grey patches are included so you can write on them or put your own sticker label if you wish. The sleeves can certainly fit full size pistols and revolvers just fine though I've yet to try fitting anything over a 6" barrel revolver so you'll have to try that on your own. As you can tell from the sample pics, the middle "wall" can be removed or kept to keep the pistol sleeves and other half of the main compartment separated. In case if you're wondering, the 6 slots in the front pocket for magazines are VERY tight and snug, and can easily fit 21rd mags. Due to how snug these are, you potentially can even fit mags between the slots even.
While this bag is not cheap, it is certainly a good investment. The bottom of the bag has somewhat tough rubber/silicone like material so you know it can handle rough environments if its tossed around. If you want to make sure anything you put in there is nice and snug and compact without anything 'jostling' around, this is definitely the bag for you.
Even by itself, the bag might feel "hefty" and even more so after being filled up with items. Considering how sturdy the bag feels, I'm pretty confident this bag will last a lifetime as it is certainly more sturdy than even camera bags.
I've been researching different storage brands from Pelican to Savior and I'm glad I chose this to be my range bag. However if you want something lighter and easier to carry around, I would not recommend this bag, you'll have to find something much cheaper and lighter in weight, but such bags 'might' not last as long, but they'll probably last 5-10 years easily. This bag 'should' be used as a range bag only. While you can certainly put first aid or medical items in the front of side pockets, I do not recommend this bag to be used as a bug out / contingency bag, or trauma/medical bag. However if you absolutely do not have other choices, you can devote this as a bugout/contingency bag with 'some' first aid items with the main focus on having a bag to be your mini armory kit or "Personal Loadout" bag. However, there are only zippers, so for safety purposes, if you live alone, that's fine. But if there's risk of others or children around the house, you won't be able to "lock" this bag from prying hands.
Side pockets are great for dedicating a pocket for medical kits, extra tools/cartridge cases, batteries, etc. However even with folded protective headphones, it would be too tight for that. Velcro grey patches are included so you can write on them or put your own sticker label if you wish. The sleeves can certainly fit full size pistols and revolvers just fine though I've yet to try fitting anything over a 6" barrel revolver so you'll have to try that on your own. As you can tell from the sample pics, the middle "wall" can be removed or kept to keep the pistol sleeves and other half of the main compartment separated. In case if you're wondering, the 6 slots in the front pocket for magazines are VERY tight and snug, and can easily fit 21rd mags. Due to how snug these are, you potentially can even fit mags between the slots even.
While this bag is not cheap, it is certainly a good investment. The bottom of the bag has somewhat tough rubber/silicone like material so you know it can handle rough environments if its tossed around. If you want to make sure anything you put in there is nice and snug and compact without anything 'jostling' around, this is definitely the bag for you.
Even by itself, the bag might feel "hefty" and even more so after being filled up with items. Considering how sturdy the bag feels, I'm pretty confident this bag will last a lifetime as it is certainly more sturdy than even camera bags.
I've been researching different storage brands from Pelican to Savior and I'm glad I chose this to be my range bag. However if you want something lighter and easier to carry around, I would not recommend this bag, you'll have to find something much cheaper and lighter in weight, but such bags 'might' not last as long, but they'll probably last 5-10 years easily. This bag 'should' be used as a range bag only. While you can certainly put first aid or medical items in the front of side pockets, I do not recommend this bag to be used as a bug out / contingency bag, or trauma/medical bag. However if you absolutely do not have other choices, you can devote this as a bugout/contingency bag with 'some' first aid items with the main focus on having a bag to be your mini armory kit or "Personal Loadout" bag. However, there are only zippers, so for safety purposes, if you live alone, that's fine. But if there's risk of others or children around the house, you won't be able to "lock" this bag from prying hands.
Pros:
- durable
- Sturdy
- Many pockets
- Can fit a lot
- Tough bottom
Cons:
- Somewhat heavy
- Handlebars get in the way of main compartment a little
Best Used for:
- Range Bag only
Would Recommend:
Yes