Between these two pistol cases...

[RolinThundr]

[Greg-Dawg]

The one without the NRA emblem.

[PatriotnMore]

The bottom one, it come with more goodies and the suppressor.

[shy 7th]

is that part of an AR15 rail in the second pic?

wtf? why would someone keep that in their pistol case? why would you even pose that in a promotional photo?

...this could be anouther HK backwards bullet situations.

[ragenmoan]

i'd take the utg model if the zipper is lockable. the nra embrodidery is a give away and besides, i think keeping the handgun and ammo in the same case is a cali no no(?)

[leelaw]

is that part of an AR15 rail in the second pic?

wtf? why would someone keep that in their pistol case? why would you even pose that in a promotional photo?

...this could be anouther HK backwards bullet situations.

You mean it doesn't belong next to the fake suppressor/brake with the FA Glock 18c?

[leelaw]

i'd take the utg model if the zipper is lockable. the nra embrodidery is a give away and besides, i think keeping the handgun and ammo in the same case is a cali no no(?)

There is no legal issue with keeping the firearm and ammo in the same case. The ammunition can not be in a position where it can be fired (in a magazine in the pistol, in the chamber, in the cylinder of a revolver, etc..)

[RolinThundr]

i'd take the utg model if the zipper is lockable...

Lockable is not a necessity in this case. I'm tired of reconfiguring my Pelican 1500 hard case to accommodate the different handguns I have/hope to have. I have found that if I remove the foam from the Pelican case, I can stack 2-3 small soft cases like this inside (depending on what I put inside the soft cases).

[DaveFJ80]

I used to have the UTG bag. It was ok, but IMO the NCstar 'discreet pistol bag' is much better. They're both approx the same size. The UTG pockets were pretty close and tight, and I didn't like the handles touching each other like they did. The NCstar bag also has 2 pockets to hold 2 pistols, but the pockets are on each side of the bag so it uses the full length of the bag and separates the pistols from touching each other. There's also still 6 mag holders and a pocket on the outside, along with dual zippers so you can lock it with a padlock. You can find them online for around $12 - $15 shipped.

[P95]

I used to have the UTG bag. It was ok, but IMO the NCstar 'discreet pistol bag' is much better. They're both approx the same size. The UTG pockets were pretty close and tight, and I didn't like the handles touching each other like they did. The NCstar bag also has 2 pockets to hold 2 pistols, but the pockets are on each side of the bag so it uses the full length of the bag and separates the pistols from touching each other. There's also still 6 mag holders and a pocket on the outside, along with dual zippers so you can lock it with a padlock. You can find them online for around $12 - $15 shipped.

+1 on the NCstar. It has plenty of room for my Ruger 22/45, P95, and magazines. I also like MidwayUSA's Tactical Pistol Gun Case which is better-suited for one pistol but has two large pockets for ammo and a separate velcro 7-magazine pocket. At $7.99, I also use it as a cheap mag pouch.

[xibunkrlilkidsx]

The bottom one, it come with more goodies and the suppressor.

that hole looks way to small for either of those. ill bet 10 dollars the glock with the fun switch is airsoft and that is the suppressor for it.



Midwayusa.com has some of their bags on sale.

[kmca]

I'd go with two separate Midway bags at $7.95 each (be careful of their special handling charge). Those bags shown, don't hold enough magazines.

[DaveFJ80]

I'd go with two separate Midway bags at $7.95 each (be careful of their special handling charge). Those bags shown, don't hold enough magazines.

The bags shown in the first post, and the NCstar bag I posted, all have 6 mag pouches/holders on them. The Midway Tactical Pistol bag has 7 mag pouches. I don't see how 1 less mag holder is considered "can't hold enough" for a bag.