RUBY.Q 32"/37"/46" Bag, Portable case for Storage and Transportation

After a couple trips to the range with this bag I find it to be well worth the money. Reasonably ample storage pockets. Zippers, stitching and general construction of the bag is above average. The bag carries well. I personally bought this bag because I needed a “smaller” bag. I don’t carry a ton of “stuff”. I’m old and I don’t wanna lug a bunch of stuff around. But it definitely carries what I need comfortably. Highly recommend. Quick ship. Very excellent value.

Package arrived on time and was exactly what I wanted for my new M4 build. I ordered black. Only meh is that it comes with a ton of straps and clips and even has backpack straps too. Probably a lil too much but looks like I can remove certain ones that overpower the bag. So that’s good. Also has pockets for cleaning kit and random things ( ear muffs etc) Would be nice if it had dedicated magazine pockets that fit 30 round mags but there’s other places that will work. Quality seems ok, but for 25 bucks it seems amazing lol If you’re daily using or really frequent it seems like it may wear out faster, but for a once in a while guy like me it’s perfect. Would buy another.

For the money, this is a solid budget option. I own some higher-quality cases, and this one is definitely a bit more flimsy by comparison — thinner material and not as confidence-inspiring overall. But it’s also about 25% of the cost of the nicer ones, so you’re getting what you pay for. If you go into it with realistic expectations, it’s hard to complain at this price point. One important note: it will fit a standard shotgun, but only if you use the built-in expander. That’s perfectly fine for transporting or storing it, tossing it in the truck, or taking it to the range. That said, I’m not sure I’d want to strap it to my back and hike any real distance with it in that expanded configuration — it works, but it doesn’t inspire “backcountry confidence.” Overall, if you want an affordable transport/storage case and understand it’s not a premium heavy-duty bag, it gets the job done.

Good and strong.

I'm giving this 5 stars because I received exactly what I expected. The bag is not the best quality, but I knew that going in and the bag was accurately represented in the photos and reviews (other than the horrible superimposed stock photos that so many vendors seem to use now to show this item in the wild). I made some modifications as soon as the item arrived. I remove the backpack straps as I will never need them, I just needed something simple to get one of my longer rifles to the range. There is also a strange little interior sleeve (I saw one review where someone used this for a rifle that was too long for the actual bag?), but I cut that out. I also removed some of the extra tactical webbing from the front pockets with a stitch puller. With these modifications, the bag is much cleaner and will work well for my needs. Some of the zippers were oddly aligned upon receiving the bag, but I just zipped and unzipped each of them and they seated properly, so that fixed that issue. I have another rifle bag that is much nicer, but it was over twice the price. Overall, I think this is a good value for the price and will work very well for my needs. The measurements on these rifle bags can also be a bit odd, but the vendor guidance on this one was spot on. I purchased the 46 inch bag and the interior dimension is spot on at 44 inches.

Pro: it's priced well, zippers are decent, and it has backpack straps which are pretty good as designed. Cons: 1.) Padding is a bit thin, noticeably less than my other gun cases. 2.) It does not lay flat/open when unzipped, so it doesn't serve as a shooting mat like a true tactical case would. 3.) It was packaged FOLDED. It has permanent creases from being folded into thirds (by the manufacturer or seller, NOT by Amazon). The creases make the zipper get stuck and give the case a cheap feel. The case won't even hang flat in the closet, the creases are so set. Neutral: It has a bunch of web straps on the outside which don't appear useful to me. I think they were trying to make it look "tacticool ". They do get caught on things at times. Easy to cut off, no big deal. I would rather they had spent the extra dime on padding instead of decorative straps. It also has numerous pockets on the outside. I'm not a fan of outside pockets, but you might like them. For me, they get caught on other things when I'm trying to side it in or out of my truck, so I don't use them. Ammo, magazines, etc. travel better inside the main compartment.

Bought another rifle on a limb and needs a comfortable case to get back and forth to the range. Awesome case, has a to of storage pockets, great padding and keeps rifle secure with straps

has a lot of pocket space and you can extend a cover for the stock to hang out. This is a short barrel, collapsible stock case. Seems to be good quality.