Takedown Firearm Backpack Discrete Takedown & Compact Firearm Storage Pack, Black/Gray, Black

This backpack is great for carrying a firearm that is a takedown style. There are two large, long pockets inside that are lined with a soft material. One is for the barrel, the other for the stock. There is a 2-part long pocket pouch, also inside for long, narrow items. There is a mesh pocket inside as well for glasses, ear protection, whatever. Outside is a 2-part main pocket for items as well as a zipper pouch on the top edge. The straps are padded and the pack is made so that there is no imprinting to be able to know what is inside. Pretty inconspicuous. I have three of them now.

This bag is perfect for my Ruger PCC. Holds everything and is decreet to carry around.

Great product and delivered fast.

Bag appears to be everything you'll want out of a conceal/discreet takedown rifle bag. Seams and zippers appear to be durable/high quality. Has lots of extra pockets for ammo and knick knacks. Fits my Ruger PC9 great and looks like it could fit another fine. However, as others have said, the chest straps are pretty short. I'm 5'6" and approx. 160lbs with an athletic build and it's snug with me just wearing a hoodie with the straps all the way out. I can't imagine cold weather gear and layers... I can see where you could release the the plastic snap to get out and into the pack a bit easier but would have been great to have had more material (longer straps) for adjustments. Otherwise, you may have to modify the strap and skip the quick adjustment option for added length.

Fits my S&W FPC great. Comfortable & lots of room for gear. I’m 6’ & 200lbs & the straps fit very well with lots of adjustment left. Has loop for headrest in a car ir truck & a drag handle on top. Grab & go!

Pack build quality is excellent. It fits my PC Carbine and accessories just fine. The weak spot most everyone points out is the shoulder strap lengths hence the lower ratings. It’s made for a small hobbits I think. Easy fix though - order some 1” black webbing and triple glide locking slides from Strapworks. Cut the old straps off the pack and custom design the length you need. Sharp scissors and a knife are all you need. You can re-use the old male clips and make it functional for your body type or application. Ninepeak makes the exact matching 1” side release buckle, but not in black oddly. The padded portion of the strap is also short, but I am not backpacking a 9mm thru the woods or urban areas so long hiking comfort is not necessary for me. That’s what rifle slings are for IMO. Back and forth to the range in a discreet pack is all I was after and to the passing eye, it’s a backpack which is exactly what I was after.. Takes less than 30 minutes to make the modifications. Still recommend it with the strap shortcomings. Customize it and make it your own.

I DID! it's a tight fit but upper with a 16" and optics fit in the long sleeve diagonally with lower in the smaller sleeve. I threw in a little extra padding in the smaller sleeve to be between the 2 units. Room enough for four 30 mags and some gear. Solid construction and discreet. 10/10

I love this bag. It fits a 10/22 takedown with magpul stock perfectly. I've got a Bushnell BDC 2-7x/32mm mounted, and it fits that pretty well. The end of the scope does stick out a bit, but it isn't enough to bother me. I use the "barrel pocket" to hold an emergency kit & screwdriver kit. It could also hold a box or two of ammo, but I like going light. There's a TON of room in this bag, even with all of my stuff in it. I'm sure I could fit another gun in it, and there's plenty of room in the outside pockets. Although it's a bit on the pricey side, I definitely prefer this to the Ruger TD bag. Update: I now pack a youth model .410 IJ700 break-action. It fits well enough, but the tip of the barrel sticks out of the top of the bag! Sometimes I leave it, others I’ll carry it. It’s all about preference.

Good Bag for Ruger Take-downs. 10/22 and PC9 will fit. Adding a red-dot won't be an issue. Adding a2-7x optic makes it very tight (but still usable) for a 10/22 and probably not possible for a PC9.

Works great for my PCC and gear. Straps are a bit short but will work.

As advertised, Ruger breakdown friendly