UTG Alpha Battle Carrier Sling Pack 30-Inch Multi-Firearm Case

I have been looking for a carry bag for my Tavor that doesn't scream "I'm carrying a gun in this bag" and the UTG Alpha Sling Pack looked like it would work perfectly for my needs.Besides my Tavor, I wanted the option to carry another weapon of similar length and this bag can carry 2 so it's perfect. I opted to go with the 34" bag, rather than the shorter 30" so I had a few more inches to work with if needed.The hold-down straps for the weapons are nice and wide and very secure.The sling strap is nice, wide and well padded. I can carry my Tavor on my back with five 32rd magazines without any problems.The bag also as 3 additional hand carry straps. One on each end of the bag to carry it upright or long ways.It has 3 outside pockets to store plenty of gear. The upper pocket is Velcro lined and comes with a handgun holster. You can adjust the position which is nice. The middle pocket is very roomy and I was easily able to fit five 32 rd 9mm magazines in it without trouble and the lower pocket I used for misc. supplies.For the price, construction and look, this is the bag to buy

Just got the bag in today and it is great!! Construction seems very solid, exterior pockets have sufficient space for additional carry items (mags, ear & eye pro, etc). I purchased the 30-inch bag and I have a Mini-Draco pistol (7.75 barrel) with a SB Tactical SBA3 pistol brace (overall length is 26.75-27 inches) and the pistol fits nice and snug. If I were to extend the pistol brace to its full extended position, the pistol would NOT fit. As long as you have a pistol or an SBR that's under 27-28 inches, you should be good. I was considering in purchasing the 5.11 Covert bag that's similar in size but the pricing on the 5.11 bag was almost twice if not triple the cost. The 'coffin bag' from UTG fits my needs just fine, looks like a tennis racket bag,and its a nice flat navy blue color. It looks less like a weapon bag than the 5.11 Covert bag as well IMHO. Worth every penny!!

Bought the 34” version. Where did this thing come from?! A two carbine bag with space for ammo, a pocket pistol holster, and adequate sizing/padding for 16” barrels. UTG really nailed this one, friggan love it and the price is excellent. Zippers are thick and sturdy, shoulder strap is padded, and it is just all around well made. Looks a bit less intimidating when carrying it around too, as it doesn’t scream “rifle bag”. Well done!

I bought this product for use with a MechTech 1911 carbine upper. With stock fully collapsed, the CCU measured 24 inches including a lucid M7 sight and some rail mounted gadgets. I wanted something smaller, but as others have said re-the tavor, this bag is one of a very few mid-quality carry options out there for bullpups and micro carbines. It was more bag than I really wanted, but the alternative was carrying my dinky little CCU around in a full rifle case.Pros:I have something of a mixed history with UTG products. Either they disintegrate in the first hour of use or they take on a utilitarian functionality that belies their budget pricing. I've used this bag for a year now and it absolutely falls into the second category.* The materials are heavily stitched and over-built.* Every place that you would want padding is well protected down to positioning the carbines facing in different directions to prevent stacking.* Everywhere you look there are straps, drag handles, pals/molle channels, and pockets.* You can reconfigure the main cross-body strap for left or right shoulder carry.* The shoulder sling/strap is heavily padded.Cons:I think most people looking at this bag are going to realize that words like "alpha" and "battle" are more of an esthetic choice than actual function descriptors. Never the less, I don't want to over-sell the features. It reminds me a lot of some of the really large Maxpedition versapacks and sling kits--so loaded with features and tactical styling that they can start to feel less like a functional piece of gear and more like a parody of what an over-eager call of duty player would want. I'm not an operator operating operationally, so maybe this is exactly what special opps teams are looking for--though I doubt it.Don't get me wrong, if all you want is an easy carry system to and from the range, this bag is amazing. However if you're looking for something to take unto the breach once more, I'd look to more function first designs. While I suppose the bag could conceal a couple carbines, it doesn't look and feel like something you could walk around an urban area wearing for very long without being made. The pistol pocket comes with a universal holster fold over--much like the maxpedition universal holster strap. The material is plenty strong for moderate duty, but a little lacking for full on cross country marches.Conclusion:This is a solid product at a fair price. Especially for those looking for a reasonably sized carry option for bullpups and uber-short carbines, I haven't found a better value on the market. Used within the design limitations it's a great piece of gear.

For the money this is one of the best purchases. Looks covert. Fits two rifles up to 32 inch long. Comes with pistol holster and has several pockets. The single shoulder strap is comfortable. I recommend this highly.