Drago Gear Double Gun Case

Great product. I was worried that my AR15 and AR10 wasn't going to fit. But they both do.My AR15 has the carry handle and a large Bushnell AR Optics scope mounted. It's all of 11.5 inches high. It is almost 36 inches long.My AR10 had the same scope mounted but since it is just a bigger gun it measures all of 11.5 inches from bottom of hand grip to the top of the turret on the scope. The rifle is 38 inches long with the stock all the way out. I did not collapse the stock on either rifleI put one rifle in the bag and the other rifle facing the other direction. They both fit a little snug but the bag zips up perfectly. I didn't have to force it at all.The bag seems to very sturdy and even with both Rifles tucked away the pockets on the outside still have plenty of room for 4 or more AR magazines in each.

Okay, I got this to go to the range, carbine courses, etc. It is exactly what I wanted and has very well thought out compartments for gear as well as the molle webbing for my trauma kit. The padding protects the two carbines from outside as well as each other. There are velcro straps to keep them in place inside as well. This is a very good gun case.However, the zipper pulls began to fail during the first week or two, and now after months of range and courses, all of the zipper pulls have failed. The zippers still work, but the cheap metal breaks on top, so there is no way to grasp the zipper. YKK zippers would have solved this. I have had no other problems or failures.The one design flaw is that the shoulder straps are too short, so it is near impossible for an adult male to get both arms into as a backpack carry when fully loaded, straps need another 4 - 6 inches of webbing.If Drago had just spent the extra $.50 to get the YKK zippers this would be a 5-star product.I say "pull" but I mean the sliders, the part that closes the zipper and the pulls attach to...Update Aug '15 -I contacted Drago about the zipper problem and they replaced the entire bag, no questions asked. I've had that bag now for a couple of months and have had no problems with the zipper. I now have a second bag (third if you count the failed first one), hasn't been to a course yet, but has been to the range each weekend, tossed around in Jeep, etc, and it has had no issues.

I have Condor and Voodoo double rifle cases and then I found my first Drago case at my local gun shop that I frequent. I bought one on the spot. I'll admit construction quality wise the Voodoo is equal with the Drago cases, but the adaptability of the Drago case far exceeded the Voodoo and the Condor wasn't even in the same league as the other 2. The large middle outer pocket on the Drago is perfect for my shooting glasses (I wear Rx shooting glasses so its easier to just leave them in the case), tools and ear protection, not to mention the drawstring that allows me to cinch everything down on all outer pockets. I'm able to squeeze 4 mags in each of the mag pockets, but I typically only put 3 in the because I also have a couple mag pouches attached using the molle/pals. The only complaint I have for the Drago case is there isn't molle/pals attachment points on the inside of the case for tiedowns for the rifles, which Voodoo doesn't have either, and that the there isn't much padding in the larger storage area behind the outer pockets for the pistols. When I found them on Amazon they were cheaper by a few dollars with free shipping, so I decided to forgo my loyalty to my local shop and get a couple. I just ordered another 42" a couple days ago. With the options available like the backpack straps, which in my opinion is more comfortable than the Voodoo straps, the built-in pockets and the molle/pals attachment on the outside and the price point make this the perfect choice for a soft rifle. I've even put these cases inside one of my Pelican cases, I just removed the foam, and used them for travel. With the TSA regs I had everything covered with the hard, lockable cases but I had my soft cases which is easier to go on a long hump with to get to some decent BLM land or carry to the range. In my case I would probably use my Pelican cases for the range just because they have wheels. However it quite fun to go to the range and need one of the range carts to get all your firearms to the line, although sometimes when there's a range virgin there and you go walking by with a stack of gun cases on the cart its fun to watch his jaw drop ;-)

I really wanted to like this item and technically it is great but the zippers are garbage. I tried two different bags. On the first the little lock ring on the zipper itself broke immediately and the teeth of the zipper didn't line up when zipper was zipped closed. On the second one, the same lock ring was already broken off on arrival. It sounds like this is an issue with all of the bags of this type regardless of the brand tag sewn onto it.

Muy bueno

A good sturdy bag loads of space

beau look , pratique et solide (jusqu'à maintenant)