Uncle Mike's Tactical Submachine Gun Case, Black

Bought this for a chipmunk pistol with scope and bipod to store and transport. Fits very well. This case is not designed for that firearm but it works very well. Aside from that I can tell you that this case is actually very very well made and surprisingly nice in features. The foam padding is dense and thick, the material is heavy cordura nylon with reinforced stitching everywhere. Features 2 modes of carry, a shoulder strap and doubled over handle. Both have doubled stitching. The zipper is a single unit not the typical double but it does have smooth operating large pull tabs. The lining is soft and won't mar your firearms finish, it's rather plush actually. Lastly the 5 external pocket's are rather snug so putting much anything more than their intended stick mags in them is a mute point. I'm very pleasantly pleased with this case and suspect you will be to.

Perfect size for a Springfield Kuna and the magazine holders fit great would definitely buy again

Typical Uncle Mike's quality product! Fit a KelTec SUB2000 nicely, even with accessories installed. The shoulder strap can be lengthened to even fit my fat boy shoulder. There is also a small carrying handle, but the strap is much more convenient. This case does not open fully- it is a slide-in style case. The six magazine pockets easily hold 30 round mags for the KelTec SUB2000. There is also a larger secure pocket for documents, tools, and miscellaneous items. It does not expand, but it could potentially hold a handful of additional mags if you're a really bad shot and need more than six 30 round magazines.

I picked this case up hoping it'd fit my CZ Scorpion Evo 3 S1 with the Shockwave arm brace I recently installed. Lucky for me, I run my brace almost completely "in." It's still a very tight fit as you can see from my pictures, but it absolutely does fit! I gave the case 4-stars because the pocket above the angled part (not the mag pouches, in other words) is pretty much useless. You could slip in a copy of your owners manual, ATF letter, or something else that's VERY thin, but as there's no gussets for that pocket, it does not expand at all, so it's essentially a flat pocket with no depth whatsoever. You would be hard pressed to fit in another magazine or similarly blocky item as I had trouble cramming even my sling in the pocket. That said, the mag pouches accommodate my Scorpion magazines (20 and 30 rounders) well enough. They are a bit skinny for the curve in the Scorpion mags (probably designed with a straight magazine like an Uzi), but after a very brief break-in period, they work fine. The mag pocket is also a little long, even for the 30 round Mags I own, but are tight enough at the top that the base plate on the magazine prevents them from falling through into the deep pocket. If for some reason you carry your mags "rounds up", you'd likely hate this case as it would take a good amount of stretching/ tearing to get magazines into the pockets base plate first. For a case at this price point though, I'm impressed with what it has to offer. The strap on the bag is adjustable and will easily accommodate slinging it over your shoulder and there is a separate carry handle if you don't like shoulder straps. The padding inside is also surprisingly substantial at this price point. I've not put it through the ringer by any means (and frankly don't plan to), but for trips to the range and shelf/ safe storage, I have no doubt it will hold up acceptably well. There are no MOLLE attachment points, but again- this is a very budget case, so I wasn't expecting any and there is no suspension system inside, though the case is skinny enough and the padding thick enough that I would imagine your weapon will not shift much inside anyway while transporting. If you're looking for a case for your Scorpion and either do not use an arm brace or have it set nearly all the way in, this case will definitely serve the purpose for the money. As you can see from the images, I have to insert mine at a bit of an angle and as such, I cannot fit the pistol into the case with a magazine inserted into the weapon, however I do have a pretty tall optic setup (Bushnell TRS 25 on a see-through mount that allows for iron sight usage) and a Barska handgun laser on the forward rail near the muzzle on the side opposite the charging handle, so it might work for you if you have less stuff and/ or no arm brace. The overall length of my Scorpion from flash hider to the end of the Shockwave brace is 25.5".

Awesome pouch! Absolutely PERFECT for a AR 9mm pistol. Extremely pleased with the construction for the price. The six pouch design appears to have been made with the Glock 33 round, 9mm magazines in mind. I don’t think it’s out of the question, if you wanted to, you could modify the pouches for AR 15 magazines, but some cutting and/or sewing may be necessary. My AR pistol measures 24 inches from front of muzzle device to the back of the stabilizing brace, in its current configuration. If you have your stabilizing brace or stock out further, increasing your overall gun length past 24 inches, it may not fit. There’s a half inch left to the edge of the zipper. The foam is very thick and dense and would provide good protection for the gun and optics. If I wanted something else, I would say: make this in different colors.

Ive owned quite a few Uncle Mike's products over the years, and they've always been pretty reliable. This bag is no different. Seems solidly built. My B&t APC9 Pro floats in the bag, with plenty of room leftover. An AR folder with 12.5 inch upper fits comfortably. The velcro enclosure will hold 2 30 rd ar mags, but it is very snug. Overall pretty versatile solid bag.

I bought this for my CIA M92PV (AK47 pistol). It fits great, but it's a little tight with accessories on. I have a reflex sight on the top rail of a Midwest Industries quad rail as well as a red dot/LED flashlight on the right side rail. For quick packing of the pistol, I can remove the red dot and it fits in perfectly with the reflex sight still installed, even with a 30rd magazine. But leaving the red dot on the side makes it hard to slip in. The 6 magazine pockets on the outside of the case are too small for the AK magazines chambered in 7.62x39. So I removed the stitching between each pair of pockets and now I have three large pockets that fit the magazines perfectly, each with their own velcro securing strap. Overall, nice case and pretty good price.

This case fits a MP5 style firearm, as long as you don't have a 16" barrel. So, if you have a MP5 pistol or MP5 SBR you are good to go. If you have a GSG MP5 22 with a 16" barrel/shroud, its a NOGO! It is well made and I like how the zipper only opens in the back so you can slide it in, even with a mag. The pouches are a little deep, I plan on inserting a small piece of foam into the bottom to keep the mag from sinking all the way down.

for the price this product is great. i use it for airsoft and have been able to fit 2 a3 models in no problem. mag pockets are snug and secure with velcroed flaps. carry handle or shoulder strap both work well. interior is well protected. durable but lightweight. would've love to see some space for patches but all well.