ProCase Concealed Gun Pouch, Multipurpose Carry Pistol Holster Fanny Pack Waist Bag for Handgun with Belt Loops

First things first, if you want this case for daily concealed carry, look elsewhere, it is just not small or handy enough for that purpose. It is however perfect for those with a cc permit to move socially and safely when circumstances do so require, specially if your firearm is not a truly cc small auto or the like. My intended use is for a Bersa TPC9 full size 9mm auto which it fits just perfectly. It fills the need for discretion when we go on the road to visit family and friends without advertising what is inside as the more traditional triangular gun cases do. The only reason I have a cc permit is that it gives me the freedom to transport my firearm when I need to according to the circumstances.This case is a lot of case for an incredible low price. Quality build and materials, strong and yet supple, rich look without the fancy or flashy touches of some others out there. If your needs fall within these parameters, by all means, get one soon. I suspect that prices may be going up before long.

Very well made bag. Nice quality, nice materials. Zippers are great, not sure why others commented on having problems. Definitely big enough on the inside for any size handgun, my Glock 17 fits fine. With that said, the larger, thick handgun takes up so much of the width of the bag, it's hard to put anything in the front pouches. With a G19, I can slide my badge case in the front, or my Galaxy S9, but not both at the same time. It's a very tight fit, nothing is going to slide out that's for sure. The bag is very nice for what it's designed for and that's carrying a weapon inside of it. It protects the weapon very nicely. The Velcro strap that holds in the gun is very nice too. It would be nice if it had a smaller Velcro strap for an extra mag. It shouldn't be too hard for me to rig something up with some Velcro straps I already have. ProCase has a larger gun case with a shoulder strap that is more like a European man purse. That one can handle a wallet, phone and the gun, but it is also pretty tight with a larger gun in there. This smaller ProCase really only fits the gun and one item no thicker than a cell phone, which is alright for me because that's what I wanted it for. It's very well made, should last a long time, and it protects the weapon very nicely. I carry it around much like a business person carrying a smaller Franklin Planner would. I've attached a picture of a piece of Velcro I fashioned to hold an extra mag, works great. That's a G19 with an X-grip on a 17 round magazine, and an extra 15 round magazine in the picture.

It's a great little bag, and fits my walther pps on own holster and one extra magazine, though I admit I use a different velcro strap than the one provided to make that work. You'll not be getting a full size service pistol in this thing though, particularly not in a holster.The construction is actually pretty high quality, as is the zipper.. bit the attachment points of the strap are a little bit strange, just loops of cord on the front top of the bag. For the price though it's a good buy.

A quality made and well-designed case, suitable for use for its stated purpose and/or for many other uses. It's ample size will undoubtedly please many, as it may likely hold objects of fairly stout size. That said, I recommend looking at the dimensions and pictures carefully. This "little" case can hold quite a lot and can expand to a respectable size, so you'll want to be sure this is what you want if your primary consideration is to attach it to a belt and wear it, which is easy enough to do seeing that it's well designed for sturdy attachment to a variety of belt widths. I find it to be a tad too large to use as a holster overall for wearing on a belt, but that only reflects my personal preference. I purchased it with that in mind, and although I will likely never use it on a belt to house a firearm, I could imagine using it with or without a belt to house hunting or fishing equipment, tools, electronics, a wallet, important papers, food and/or drinks, toiletries, and/or whatever else one may feel the need to have nearby.

The dimensions of 7.8"×6.3"×1.78" are nearly perfect for my Ruger SR22 with the attached Olight Baldr Mini. It can be opened easily and fairly quickly. I will be removing one of the pull tabs and adding a bright colored tab in place of the other so I can see it easier, until I can pull and draw without looking. The hook and loop strap is easy to adjust but my hiviz front sight occasionally gets caught so I will be adding a modified velcro type "holster" inside to ensure a smooth draw. I will also be adding another hook and loop strap to hold an additional magazine. I won't be using it attached to my belt. Instead, I will have it attached to a separate strap or tactical type belt and wearing it like a fanny pack, able to be moved (appendix or side) as needed. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase.

This product seems well made but its really large and looks big on your hip. Its 11 inches long and when worn on your belt it pushes on the car seat when your driving because its too long. Also it is very thin so when its zipped up it pulls tight around your gun. The gun prints slightly and is too compressed. I got the Elite Systems Gun Pack instead and I love it for my Shield. The gun pack is only 7" long and fits the Shield like a glove. It's 2" wide so the gun sits comfortably inside with an extra mag.

Perfect fit sig sauer p320c .45acp

This case is big enough to hold a full-sized gun and a couple spare mags for it, but compact enough to easily fit in the tablet pocket of a backpack, for example. And it's discreet, and doesn't scream, "GUN!" when you see it. It looks no different than many of my work tools' soft cases. The velcro strap is adjustable to accomodate anywhere from a pocket pistol to a full-sized one safely and securely in place wherever in the case you want it with the trigger covered and protected. As others have noted, it would be great to have one or two other straps in there as well to hold spare mags in place, but I find that they don't really move around much as long as I set them at the bottom of the case.