Savior Equipment Urban Warfare Tactical Double Long Gun Bag Case Backpack w/Pistol Handgun Case, Lockable Zipper, Padded Side Carry Strap, Available Length in 36" 42" 46" 51" 55"

There's not a better case out there for under $100. The inside fabric is the same denier as the outside instead of slick light nylon inside like other cases under $100. The main compartment zipper is large and seems durable. The other compartments have smaller zippers. The pulls look the same as other brands which seems to be what breaks first, so time will tell.The things I like:Well built with various pockets.Velcro and pull straps on side pockets.Pull Tabs on inside pockets.Inside material is heavy duty and shouldn't melt if you put a warm rifle inside.Detachable shoulder straps.Triangular pockets inside at each end of the rifle compartment for muzzle and butt.Adequately padded.Stiffener panels inside the material to help retain it's shape.Long zipper pocket on back to stow straps if you take them apart.Things I think could be improved:The interior pockets and the center outside pocket are shallow.It would be a lot better to have molle type webbing inside for the retaining straps in the main rifle compartment so you could move them around according to the size and type of contents.QD attachments on the bottom or top of the backpack straps would be nice so you could easily just detach and stow. The way they're made you'd have to unthread the webbing and completely disassemble them from the case to remove them.I have a better custom American made case but it cost around $250, so for $60 this case is awesome. I think it's as good, and in some ways better than all the other imported cases that sell for $60-$100. Saviour did a great job designing a reasonably decent product for a low price.

Took a chance on this bag because I needed a bag for hauling both of my rifles to/from the range. I didn't want hard case because they're bulky and heavy. Other 2-rifle bags out there looked similar, but either didn't provide as much storage and/or did not provide backpack capabilities. This bag is *really* well made. All well sewn and put together. The seams are reinforced yet unintrusive. Plenty of storage for parts, mags, and ammo. The backpack configuration mode is excellent. The bag sits very comfortably on your shoulders and so long as you strapped things inside it correctly, you can go for a long hike with it without any problems. It has a really nice divider so your rifles won't bang against each other. It also has a flap under the zipper for added impact resistance. It's not water sealed, but the fabric is impermeable and the clamps and zippers have a fairly decent seal, so it should be able to protect your rifles from the occasional shower or mild rain/snow.

Perfect size for my ar enough space for accessories. Color is very nice too

This case is a true bargain for the money! Very well made, good zippers, tons of room and pockets with molle straps all over the front to add extra pouches and accessories, nice color. This bag has tons of ways to carry it - handle carry, arm strap carry, or using the awesome backpack straps. This is a very good-looking bag and I can't wait to take it to the range. I had looked at other cases by major brands at my local sporting goods store and they were almost double the price of this bag. This bag is just as good as those rifle cases, and I suspect they may even be made by the same manufacturer.Bottom line - This bag is a great deal and blows the more expensive bags out of the water.

For a basic two gun case, this is a good price, but on top of that this case has shoulder strap, back pack straps, two compartments that nicely fit ear protection, a big pocket that can fit tools, ammo, small targets, or handguns (in your holster in the velcroed pockets), two small pockets on the larger pocket for a shooting log or other small items, and space on the outside to attach mag pouches and Merica patches, with a slot for contact info in case your bag is lost or forgotten. Similar bags go for $100 and this one seems like good quality. There is a divider in the gun compartment so your guns aren't scratching eachother. Everything seems well sewn with decent thread. Haven't found any defects. The manufacturer seems intent on growing their brand and would be motivated to achieve quality control. As sales increase this may change. They did reach out to me to write this review and that irks me a bit. That was pretty much the only thing keeping me from giving a 5 star review, but then if they hadn't contacted me I may not have written this at all. If you are hesitating, I would suggest going for it.

Just received the Savior Urban Warfare 36" Double Rifle case today. It appears to be a fantastic product. I obviously haven't had it long enough to rate its durability, but it seems to be quite well made. Good structure to keep your equipment protected, with a sturdy but flexible divider plus velcro straps and angled pockets to grab the stock and barrel. Fits a 16" barrel AR without retracting the stock (your situation may be different). Smaller side pockets fit 5 30 round AR mags each, or for your range supplies. Large center side pocket has two pistol pockets, or leave those empty for more storage. Backpack straps can be unbuckled and tucked into a zippered compartment or completely removed. It's certainly not a tiny case, but that's not why you're buying this one. This is an incredibly well thought out bag. Drawbacks? Yeah, too many zippers and pockets - I'm gonna have trouble remembering where I put my stuff!!! Nice job, Savior.