Concealed Pistol Pouch Multipurpose Carry Gun Bag Waist Molle Bag Fanny Pack with Pistol Holster in 9 inch Length and Phone Belt Clip Holder for Less Than 7 inches Smartphone…

Carries gun and other stuff - no errant bullets went off and all my stuff stayed inside the bag. Makeup, phone, etc. wasn't even scared to share a home with a G U N! Good bad, very good bag. Who's a good bag?

I prefer to carry my sidearm in a Bag. This, for a few reasons. My main carry bag is a maxpedition Sling back, and my secondary is a maxpedition Falcon, when two straps are needed. When wearing clothes that can hide a sidearm, I use holsters, and even then, this I do not prefer. Bags have the benefit, of you being able to have hand on weapon, with out producing the weapon, or that is...Presenting, and in some sense, "Brandishing". Meaning, if you need to go to your sidearm as a Lawful and Moral individual in a situation where a Threat is in motion, you have to be aware of other "goodguys" and "googals" with a "Firearm". You also have to be aware of "First Responders" and those charged with the Duty to handle threats. A proper response is not the "Draw" from the holster of a weapon, a tool. This because, no one may know who you are, and if you are the "Threat". Therefore, a visual shield to the weapon, yet, having it well ready...is key. Some, culturally carry in the open. Sometimes, I do so in the open for the sake of convenience. However, I live in a place where this will shut down possible comms with the locals, and I am communicative, obviously. So this handy side pouch that can be worn on a Belt, or can be slung with the straps that came with it, on the d-rings, is simply boss. This one, is like another I have. Only my other, does not have MOLLE. The other one needs to have the belt undone, and zipped through. This one, can go on my bags, all with MOLLE, including my Sling I mentioned, if I want additional Pockets. Its bigger than my other one, but that means it has more space to carry the things I do not want in my pockets, such as Ipod touch, I do not use a phone, Keys, and Wallet. Keep it simple. This does. Its a bag I can take off, and put in other bags, and it has all my pickups and drop up items in one place. Do I look goofy with it at my side? Nope, because the rest of me looks the part. Its not too tactical looking, but tactical enough to where a LEO, likely would realize its where my "Tool" is. I am not hiding this from them, I am hiding this from the little Bunnies that find it hard to consider that a "man" is charged with his own defense, by nature, and the defense of his loved ones. This pouch, came with an excellent velcro holster for the inside with a longer back strip. Now, I have others, so by comparison, that this one covers more surface, makes a difference, and now I will not use the others. It can also be folded and made a holster for on the belt. Too, a velcro strip came for placing under a surface, to move your tool from pouch, to, as I do, under the desk. Yup, I am that kind of Fella. I will edit this with photos later on. For now, wanted to get this review out, and say, thank you for being on the market with a good product.

This seems like a sturdy and well made product that fits my gear. I have tried it a couple of times and I'm still trying to find the best spot where I don't bump it each time I swing my arm. What's good is that I don't have to stuff my pockets with keys, my phone, a small notebook or a sidearm. I like the idea and I'm glad that I didn't have to create one out of a fanny pack.

Functional

I purchased this for taking my handgun to the range, inside of my range bag. While it does fit well, it does not hold more than one magazine comfortably. Overall, good value for the money and looks good.

I bought this to conceal my Glock 19 in situations where my clothing won't conceal my shoulder holster or hip holster. Considering the price of shooting accessories, generally, I think this product was an exceptional value. Sure, if I were designing it, I would change a couple of minor features (e.g., use velcro instead of a clasp over the phone holder, make the shoulder strap wider, add a small flashlight holder on the outside, add a ring or two for clipping carabiner items to the outside). That said, it looks and works exactly as advertised. I'll get a lot of use out of it.

As other reviewers said it is a shiny nylon which clashes with the rest of my coyote gear. The build quality is good and I'll probably use it as an administration pouch, but as a CCW option it's just too lacking. The pocket that has the holster can unzip all the way down and just hang loose. I'd like to have it open to like halfway or a quarter so that the flap keeps the holster covered and reholstering is simplified. The way the bag is there is not much chance of a quick draw. I feel like everyone will know what the bag is for and if someone with bad intentions wants it, they are going to get it off you without you being able to draw. Which in and off itself is an issue, but the fact that you had it on you created that whole scenario. You have to have 100% concealment even from speculation to be a responsible CCW in my opinion.

Got this to add on to my rifle range bag to mage carrying my firearms together. It attached using the molle straps and snaps. It is however, way to big to be effectively worn for conceal and carry, it's the size of a tablet.