M-TacCCW Sling Bag for Men & Women - EDC Shoulder Bag Tactical - Crossbody Concealed Carry Bag - Mens Chest Pack

This is one of the best ccw bags out there. Comes in a few colors besides black and optional Mille so it doesn’t look tactical. Mid size guns will fit with and extra mag in the main compartment. Three other pockets and I keep a tourniquet, trauma shears , cheat seal and gauze. Lots of room and the tab pulls great, no issues with the zippers.

High-quality and highly recommended! So glad I bought this original instead of one of the many knock offs on this site. It's of much higher quality than I expected, the material is thick and sturdy, the stitching is fantastic, and it is so so comfortable. With the bag in the upright position the strap lays perfectly on my trap and doesn't cut into my neck and I'm medium heavy, about 20 to 30 pounds overweight ha. I'm somewhat active, walks, bike riding, some hiking and this bag is so comfy and out of the way I see no issues with that at all, getting in and out of a car won't be any problem either. To open pull the tab away from you, not down, and it opens smoothly, the velcro holder is actually great for me it doesn't even snag on the suppressor height sights on my full size auto pistol. The four elastic mag holders are a little snug for my double stack magazines but with a little wiggle you can get them in but I only like to put two in spaced out for easy drawing. So many pockets too! I have my eye on a 200 dollar appendix in the waist holster but I may wait a little while longer thanks to this amazing 30 dollar solution for carrying inconspicuously! I honestly can't sing it's praises enough, buy one for you, buy one for your spouse, get them as birthday presents, just support this company and the good work it's doing!

I'm only a lightweight when it comes to EDC. Before trying out tac bags, I had my keys, wallet, phone, and earbuds stuff into my pockets. I hated that...having stuff in my pockets. So I went looking for a good cross body bag to solve my issues. I have tried, on multiple occasions (and at cost...) to empty my pockets, but was ultimately unsuccessful because I was looking at cross-body style messenger bags and never wanted to carry them around because of the way they fit. Clunky, misshapen, too big, etc. I would have to swing it around or take it off to get in the car, and that was super annoying. Several hundred dollars wasted on that chase. Still...went back to pockets for several more years. This time, I came across a chest-style day bag on Facebook and decided, what the hey. It was cheap. I LOVED it. Almost. It was just SLIGHTLY too small in the right places. If I added anything else, it got a weird bulge, and I didn't like that either. Dang, am I picky. Anyway. Including all my previous experiments, and the one I went through this time, I went through...like...so many bags...so many...like, I'm a little bit embarrassed by it. But I just could NOT find a bag that I liked that was masculine enough to carry all the time and was formed in such a way that was easy to carry; big enough to hold my stuff, but small enough to not get in the way. Then, I ran into this in my search. I kept it in my cart for weeks. Multiple weeks. While I tried other bags. And then returned them for being stupid. Finally decided to try this one out and was almost immediately pleasantly surprised. Of course, this is a tac bag with a...'strategic' design. The velcro (molle), though, is what makes this a winner for me. I purchased a separate accessory to replace the holster and moved my piece to the back zipper, where it fit perfectly. The accessory added more elastic strap storage for my stuff. It is just a TAD bigger than the bag I was previously using, but much more user friendly. I did replace the zipper pulls, though, with something a little more streamline. I didn't like the paracord pulls...they stuck in certain positions and make it look like you were carrying a tiny bag-baby with crazy hair. Pass. Anyway, I replaced the zipper pulls and like it even more now. Way to win, M-TAC; 5*.

The main question everyone wants to know is will this gun or that gun fit. Well, I can only speak on my own gun, but hopefully the information here will help others decide if it is worth it for them. I was able to make a slight modification to the holster so that it would accommodate my Ruger American Pro Model 1806 which measures 7.5"L x 5.75"H and 2.75"W from the top of the slide to the bottom of the trigger guard, all at their furthest points.The bag appears to be very well constructed out of a nylon/canvas type material.The strap is adjustable so you can wear it high near your chest or low by your gut. I'm a big guy at 300lbs so if you're a big guy and wonder will this bag work... yes it will.Lots and lots of storage compartments and the flap of the main compartment has stretch loops for holding extra mags (depending on how big the gun is, I can only comfortably fit one), but you could always use any of the other compartments.The rip tab for the main compartment that allows you to quickly open it to get to your gun works, but requires a very good yank to fully drop the flap. This will likely improve over time with usage as the material and zippers get broken in.The internal holster is Velcro attached and required two hand to remove and adjust. It's also quite stiff initially, but a little stretching by squeezing it open helps.The holster appears to initially be for smaller sized guns like compacts and any gun that is 2.50" or less from the top of the slide to the bottom of the trigger guard. My Ruger was about .25" too much in that area and would not fit into the holster.I cut just the stitching that prevented me from getting my gun to fit proper.I know, who would cut on a brand new thing like that, but I really like the bag and wanted to keep it so it was no biggie for me and it didn't negatively affect the integrity of the binding and now my gun fits the holster which fits in the bag which makes me a happier gun owner.You can see in the pics outlined in red on one to show the small area of stitching I cut as well as how the stitching is lined up with my trigger guard. And in the other pic you can see how nice my full sized Ruger 9mm fits in the holster now.So, if you have a larger gun like mine and are down with a very small modification for the holster, then this is a great concealed carry bag.However, if your gun has larger dimensions than what I listed for mine, you may not be able to use the holster it comes with but the bag's main compartment is 10" x 8". That being said, if you don't use something to secure the gun to the Velcro inside the main compartment then you won't be able to use the quick drop release on the main flap as your gun would likely go tumbling to the ground if you did.