Savior Equipment Mobile Arsenal SEMA 27L Tactical Range Bag Backpack Pistol Case

Got this a Christmas present for my husband....he had been eyeing a similar brand at the local gun store...it was really expensive! So I went looking on amazon to see if I could find it cheaper. That's when I came across Savior. It was exactly the same in every respect as the other one my husband was looking at, but this one was way less expensive. Anyway, my husband absolutely loved it, didn't even realize it was a different brand until I told him. He actually likes this one better. It more than holds all his stuff for the range, and is really heavy duty. If I had one comp;aint it is that is heavy and that is defore you load it up....thank god for the back pack style. Otherwise I would definitely recommend this product.

I was using a 5.11 Tactical range bag and when I saw this I knew I had to have it. Now that I do I can say that this is the GOAT of range bags. Very well thought out design with compartmental design for everything.

I've been using this pack to go to/from the range for a while now. Before I bought the bag I read another review that mentioned the pistol cases struggle to close around full-sized pistols. I can confirm this is true, although they still work for my use. I am able to zip up the case on my Sig P320 X5 Legion w/ Romeo 1 Pro with multiple magazines in on the opposite side, however I do not put the pistol into the nylon sleeve as intended. I find it too difficult to slip the gun in/out, and I found it often forces the protective cover I have over my Romeo 1 Pro to come off, which I don't like at all. Other than that everything else has been great. I added a large MOLLE pouch to the side (the one that doesn't zip, as I wanted that to be easy to access) for holding ear protection. I can fit a small ammo can in one side of the main compartment up top, while the other has plenty of room for holding my cleaning kit, rags, first aid kit, etc. The front compartment works great for organizing all my admin stuff and trinkets like chamber flags, glasses, etc. Fully loaded it still feels really solid on my back. Overall I am very pleased with this piece of kit, it has made my life a lot easier and I find myself going to the range more often now that it is so convenient.

I have purchased and returned three other range backpacks. Compared to the other backpacks on the market, this one actually can hold everything you need for the range, including three full-size handguns. The other ones on the market do not hold full-size handguns well if at all and there is no room for anything else. The other ones have very little storage, where the savior has plenty for up to three headsets, repair kit, cleaning kit, glasses, cloths, cleaner and lube, range mat rolled up, and even target repair stickers rolled up. It is heavy on its own, but unless you are going to hike a mile with it, it’s fine to walk from your car to the range. I carry the Savior containing my handguns and supplies, and I carry an ammo box.

This range backpack is absolutely amazing. I can carry 3 full size pistols with multiple magazines each along with anything and everything that I would ever need at the range. I can hold multiple sets of ear protection, eye protection, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, multiple holsters, and a medic kit all in this one bag. Yes it does end up weighing about 16-20 pounds fully loaded, but since it is a backpack it makes it so much easier to haul around. I highly recommend that if you need a backpack that you can grow into this is worth every penny.

nice construction but the ‘macro details’ are missing.with the hard shell on the bottom for the gun cases, it means you’ll need to put your much heavier ammo in the top portion of the main cavity.the hard shell is removable but they skimped on the flimsy felt protective layer for it that’s connected with staples?also the semi rigid back insert does come out but be prepared to struggle with reinserting it without risking tearing the thin pocket it came out of. if you wanted to use that same pouch to hold a hydration bladder i guess you could but there’s no place for the tube to exit.also the mesh pouches are laughably small. and the internal pouches aren’t big enough to hold earpro and barely hold eyepro.with a couple inches spare room in the gun storage area, your pistols will flop around. they should have either added a fourth pistol sleeve, or made the pack a couple inches less deep to help with the center of gravity issue, or made it easier to snug down the pack.not very happy with it - just meh.i’ll keep it because it’s a novelty and it also frees up my hands but i won’t be recommending it to anyone.

I can't speak on the durability at this point but so far, it has held up nicely. Big enough to actually fit a decent amount of gear but not so much that it's too much to lug around. So far I'm a fan.

I've wanted this range bag for a long time and it met all of my expectations. Definitely my favorite pistol range bag. This bag can hold 4 pistol pouches if you only put the firearm in the pouch. If you put the firearm and magazines in the pouches you will only be able to fit 3, which is the number that it comes with. It is not a small backpack but the use of space is great. Everything that you need will fit.