Virginia K.
Excellent seat organizer
Extremely good quality, heavy duty. Plenty of pouches, strong supper easy install. Seat Back even has a hidden pocket.

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Virginia K.
Extremely good quality, heavy duty. Plenty of pouches, strong supper easy install. Seat Back even has a hidden pocket.
Tim P.
I received a defective product, that can't be used as intended. I reached out to support, no response. I asked how to return the product, no response. I called both phone numbers listed on their site, one always says busy, the other just rings. The refund section of their web site has no details on how to start a return nor where to send it. It's either a very poorly run company or a scam.
Marco F.
Bought mine about 6 months ago and absolutely love it. I’ve taken it to the indoor range and well as the desert. Has plenty of pockets for mags and other accessories (cleaning gear). Feels great on your back when stocked (Shotgun, AR, and three pistols). Very high quality!
Frank D.
Excellent gun case. Holds my two AR rifles with scopes mounted, ammo, cleaning kit, first aid kit and a couple of snacks. Very sturdy, excellent quality.
Brian M.
I recieved my Tactical Gun case and I'm thrilled at the quality, everything is exactly what they advertised.. Lots of extra storage plus you can add more with the molle availability.. Just love it
Herbie L.
Easy install good fit on the back of my King Ranch front seats. It carries a scoped Bagara rifle 24/7 in .308. It makes the rifle easy to access and protects the scope from impacts while bouncing down
Allen J.
Truly Superb!
Thomas R.
Provides ready access to items needed quickly like medical bandages/band-aids, Quik clot, sterile water and meds. Takes up little space. Biggest problems are ‘what to put in’ and ‘how to diminish its theft attraction.’ Snatched 'n grabbed it deploying on a rig's hood to treat a scalp laceration on very first use. Recommend creating a map of 'what's in where' for STAT access. I'm a retired MD and carry more stuff than most off-roaders. YMMV.