Savior Equipment Specialist Series Tactical Double Scoped Handgun Firearm Case Pistol Bag for Outdoor Hunting Shooting Range, Lockable Compartment, Additional Magazine Storage Slots

I recently snagged the Savior Equipment Specialist Series Tactical Double Scoped Handgun Firearm Case for my range trips, and I’ve got to say, it’s been a fantastic addition to my gear. For anyone who needs a compact, well-organized way to haul their pistols and accessories, this bag is a serious contender at a killer price point.Why It’s a Winner: This case is built to carry two handguns securely, with padded straps in the main compartment that keep my 9mm and .22 cal pistols snug and scratch-free. The 600D PVC shell feels tough, and the double lockable zippers give me peace of mind when transporting my firearms. What really sets it apart is the storage. The front pocket has elastic slots that easily hold six magazines (I fit four 9mm and two .22 mags, with room to double up), plus a silencer slot and two cleaning rod slots. I was able to stuff in 100+ rounds of 9mm, 200 rounds of .22, compact hearing protection, eye protection, and even small tools like a pen and tape without it feeling overstuffed. The adjustable shoulder strap and carry handle make it easy to lug around, and at 12.75” x 8.5” x 3”, it’s compact enough to toss in a backpack or car trunk. The lifetime warranty from Savior is a nice bonus, too—I haven’t needed it, but it’s reassuring to know it’s there.The Little Things: I went with the Savior Teal color, and it’s a refreshing change from the usual black or OD green—plus, it’s easy to spot at the range. The stitching and zippers feel high-quality, and the bag doesn’t deform even when packed full. Users on Amazon rave about fitting multiple pistols, ammo, and gear, with one reviewer even squeezing in a Bersa Thunder 380 and 500 rounds of .22LR in the front compartment with just a slight bulge. Another cool trick I learned from reviews: you can fit extra mags between the elastic slots, potentially holding up to 11 double-stack 9mm mags if you’re strategic.Any Downsides?: It’s not perfect. The front accessory pocket can bulge if you pack bulkier items like large earmuffs, though my compact hearing protection fits fine. One reviewer mentioned the pen holders being finicky, but I didn’t have issues there. The internal pistol straps are great but might be tight for larger handguns with extended optics or accessories—measure your firearms to be sure (pistol pockets are 7.75” x 1”). Also, while the bag is padded, it’s not as rigid as some pricier cases, so don’t expect hard-case-level protection. If you’re carrying pricier optics, you might want to double-check fitment. Lastly, locks aren’t included, so you’ll need to grab some separately if you want to use the lockable zippers.The Verdict: For $26-$32, the Savior Equipment Specialist Double Pistol Case is an absolute steal. It’s durable, organizes your range essentials like a champ, and looks good doing it. Whether you’re hitting the range or need a compact way to transport your handguns, this bag delivers way more than its price tag suggests. I’d give it a 4.5/5—knocked half a point for the slightly snug accessory pocket and lack of included locks. If you’re a shooter on a budget who values quality and organization, this case is a no-brainer. Just measure your gear and you’re good to go

Ok where to start! Just to clarify ,some people have stated you can only get one pistol in this case , well i have my Kimber full size TLE/RL-II w/red dot ,in one of the zipper pouches . A Ruger MKII 5" bull barrel w/red dot in the other zipper pouch. And a Ruger MKIII 5" Bull barrel w/red dot in the center between them, and two mags for each ,not to mention the mags in the guns. All of this is in the rear compartment with the pistol pouches zipped completely, and just a very slight bulge when everything is zipped up!Now in the front compartment , I wear prescription glasses and use ear plugs , so i don't need safety glasses or earmuffs , which would take up a bit of room . I have 500rds of 22lr , 50rds of 45acp , 50rds 380 ,two pens , a small note pad , oil ,mis tools (allen wrenches , torx wrenches ,screwdrivers etc ) and , are you ready for this , a Bersa Thunder 380 , all in the front compartment with just a slight bulge ! That's 4 Pistol's !!!The quality of this case is outstanding , it's just what i wanted , not too big and not too small . The way it was packaged in a nice Ziploc bag not stuffed in a small box that would deform it shows that thy care about the product ! I have absolutely no negative remarks and i really don't know how they sell this for $28.99 ! I just ordered another one for my son . Also several color's to chose from , I ordered the Teal and it looks very nice, i'm tired of black cases .You can't go wrong with this case !

Much better case than I expected. Feels like a much more expensive case, the zippers are strong and feel like good quality, and the amount of pockets, mag pouches, and compartments on the inside are just right to make this a great range or truck bag. I will definitely be buying more gear from them in the future.To give you an idea of it’s size, I have a Sig p365 legion with a light and red dot as well as a FN tactical .22 with light and red dot as well as mags for both, and a can for the FN and there’s plenty of room for all of that and more.

The construction and materials feel really high quality, especially for the price tag, and it comfortably fits *almost* everything you would need for a range day. The only reason I'm taking off a star is that the advertising says it can hold low profile ear pro, but it doesn't really fit my Walker's. I have to wrap them around the handle instead

Looks great holds 8 mags I think maybe more , holds my Sig sauer P320 and all range things plus bullets great product and great range bag. Also looks great.

Savior delivers high quality at a low price. This bag could sell at 1.5x to 2x the price. Has all the features needed for a 1-2 gun range bag - large main pocket w 2 internal zippered pockets & durable mag loops that arent just strips of elastic; accessory pocket w internal pouches. Outside velcro strips are perfect for customizing w a morale patch or two. Zippers have loops for locks, if needed.