LUVODI Rifle Case Tactical Gun Bag, 39/47 Inch Soft Padded Lockable Carbine Case Fishing Rod Bag Backpack Pistol Shotgun Airsoft Case Storage with Shoulder Strap, 4 Pouches, Waterproof Nylon

It's an alright bag. I was expecting a little more but it will suffice my needs.I use it for an Airsoft M4 and it fits but only one of the velcro straps will only reach round the barrel the other is positioned right by the main body so won't go around.The inner pouch that covers the end of the barrel has a zip but that was broken on mine so it doesn't hold together. It will zip back up but does not hold as there's nothing to terminate and secure it on the side with the pull cord. So any movement just causes it to unravel. Maybe this is by design but just seems a little poor to me if so.There's 4 pouches on the front. The two smallest ones don't fit a standard M4 mag. Should be fine for a pistol mag though. One has a divider down the middle, the other doesn't, but it's too short so the M4 mag sticks out and you can't close it. The next size pouch does fit it, but only just. You could possibly fit two in there if they were standard mags but I have polymer ones with grips which make them a little too big to fit two in easily.The pistol compartment actually holds my BB's as that's the next smallest compartment. Haven't tried it with a pistol but there are two velcro straps just like the main one. Nothing fancy.There is one more compartment on the back side that has a zip in the middle. There's nothing to secure anything inside, such as pouches or velcro but it is additional storage. So if you plan to wear the bag via the straps it might dig in as there's no padding.There are a pair of clips that secure the bag, I'm addition to the zips which have large tags. Useful if you're wearing gloves. There's also a small window to put some form of ID card in there.The material feels good and other than the broken internal zip, appears well built. But we'll see how it holds up over time.End result is a mediocre bag. Nothing particularly bad but nothing that makes it stand out either.Edit: Attached picture of the zip. Also updated to 4 stars, purely as the seller reached out and offered a replacement. As it's not quite what I'm after I declined, but appreciated the prompt contact.

I liked this Gun Bag as soon as I saw it. There are plenty of pockets, with the zip fasteners working in the right direction for a change. It is quite easy to fit all of my Air Weapons into individually into the bag, and the internal retaining straps hold the weapon well, without the weapon moving around while climbing up bankings etc. Think disused railway with cuttings, bankings and bushes. I took the Bag out for one visit to my Shooting Permission. My wife ended up having to stitch all the harness attachment points as they were separating from the main anchor points in the bag when I got home. She did that but now I only use it to transport an extra gun with me in the car. I ended up having to buy two rucksack harness type BSA gunbags and a Ridgeline bag for a gun that needs extra length because of the silencer that I had fitted. The Luvodi gun bag was and still is a major disappointment to me. I did not return it to Amazon, because I needed it to comply with the statements made on my Licence Application

Better padding & quality than some of the single cases of the same style.The outer pockets are next to useless though as they are side on when being carried on the shoulder or back & it's impossible to fully secure them despite a strap, bungee cord & velcro flap, they are all overkill that still manage to fail to fully close the pockets up, so you'll have small items falling out & water/dirt getting in. All they needed was a zip along the top edge & the velcro flap, that would've made them perfect.Other than the outer pockets the back straps are very badly positioned & no matter how you adjust them the padded shoulder pads sit on the front of your chest, not on your shoulders, due to the attachment points being at the very ends of the case, when carrying with the straps the case sits far too low and you kick and catch the bottom of the case with the back of your heels or lower legs with every step you take. The top anchor points should be 1/3rd down.If you need a double bag & willing to move & restitch the strap anchor points, plus either modify the outer pouch fastening to allow them to fully close, or at least use a strong weather proof liner bag that can be fully sealed inside each pocket, this bag should do a good job for you, but I wasn't willing to start modifying it and so I bought a Nuprol hard case with wheels for main storage & transport, & a cheaper £17 single version of this bag with zipped outer pockets for field & general use.

This is just about what you would expect when you buy it. Fabric is decent although not much padding, thick zip tags which are useful if you're going to be wearing glove. Generally this is a fine product and just what I expected to get for the money I paid.The only issue I have is the internal velcro straps. Both are positioned close together about 1/4 across the length of the bag, rather than spaced evenly for proper support. I use this bag for my airsoft RIF and the placement means I can only use one strap around the barrel and the other is redundant. Would be nice to have it further back to support the stock of my RIF.If you're looking for a budget carry bag, this is a decent choice.

I was going to review this with pictures of my rifle in it. However the smell of chemical and fish is unreal!I won’t put my rifle in this bag until the smell has gone. It’s been hanging outside for 5 days now and still no sign of it getting any better.If the smell doesn’t go then this bag is unusable.If things change I will edit this