M-Tac CCW Sling Bag for Men & Women - EDC Shoulder Bag Tactical - Crossbody Concealed Carry Bag - Mens Chest Pack

Great bag, good quality. I'm a female, 5'5", 135 lbs and the bag stays in place when I wear it around the front or back. It's easy to quickly swing around to the front if you have the bag portion settled on your back. It's almost as if it's not there when I'm wearing it, even when it's packed. For me, it is much more comfortable than your typical crossbody concealed carry purse and the contents are much easier to access. I added a metal clip to the pull tab, which makes it much easier for me to quickly pull open the zippered portion and access what's inside if needed. It may not be necessary for others, but practice with the pull tab and see how it works for you. To give you an idea of interior size, this easily holds a Byrna SD, extra magazines and extra ammo, as well as other self-defense items. The strap portion closest to the bag is also sturdy enough that I can clip a heavy Motorola radio to it, keeping it close and always at hand. This is a really great item for women who want to carry self-defense items, but who typically wouldn't wear a tactical or range belt. Aside from using it as a concealed carry bag, this would also make a great bag to use when you go shopping, hiking, or are doing anything where you need both of your hands. I couldn't be happier with this item. Great value, too.

This tactical Cheeto bag. It is amazing. If you are a frito person you will have pockets for your bean dip! Pickle guy?, it has a pocket for that. It has a little secret pocket for your napkins. You can fit it all. In all reality it fit a 5” full size Kimber 4 mags and still has space for stuff. Bullets make it heavy, so if you carry a .45 ACP disregard the last and it fits a full box as spare.

First, I really do love this bag. I’ve gotten out of the habit of carrying on a daily basis because it’s just too inconvenient. This bag has changed that. I don’t keep anything in my pockets anymore. I just grab this bag and go. It’s the perfect size, just big enough to fit a reasonable size CCW but doesn’t look like I’m carrying around a full size backpack on my chest. My P365 fits perfectly, but I think I could probably fit my P320 if I wanted to. I’ve opted for the lighter P365 for EDC, even in the bag. I have 2 complaints/opportunities for improvement. First, and simplest to fix, is the zipper pulls. The paracord is kind of ridiculous, big and bulky. This is easily fixed by some low profile zipper pulls for $4 here on Amazon: https://a.co/d/0a3BVeeT Second, and harder to fix is the shoulder strap. It’s too wide. I get that it’s more sturdy and rugged, but it sits on my shoulder weird and tries to cut into my neck. This might be less of a problem if it weren’t for the real issue, the 45 degree angle of the bottom strap attachment is all wrong. Maybe it’s because I have a thicker chest, I don’t know, but I sincerely wish this either came out of the bag at a 90 degree angle or, even better, attached on some sort of swivel, like a ring with a quick release clip. Bottom line, replace the zipper pulls and figure out how to change the angle of the bottom strap attachment, and this would be the absolute perfect EDC CCW chest/cross body bag. One last tip, I bought a strong flush mount MagSafe wall mount and put it in the front pocket. It’s a perfect mount for easy access to my phone.

Nice bag for carrying. Holds my peice securely. Good on those days when I don't want to wear a IWB holster.

This is a nice, strong, sturdy sling bag. Has a lot of space, ample separate pockets without being bulky.

First off this bag is a nice convenient way to conceal carry when you can't wear a holster, fantastic idea. and holds my "full size" Taurus G3 nicely. However this particular bag leaves a bit wanting. 1, stiff - the bag is on the stiff side (to be fair probably will break in) very difficult to pull the band and get your weapon out quickly, the Zippers are not very forgiving 2, the holster - it's just a velcroed on stiff cardboard with a somewhat stiff wrap around trigger guard. will get the job done but I don't know if i'd trust it with a weapon without a manual safety. 3 Mag bands- oh god these things are horrid. they are elastic bands that are supposed to hold extra mags but they are too small for a 15 round 9mm mag and when the weapon is out the bag doesn't have enough counter weight to let you pull a mag out with the weapon in your hand. horrible 4 extra pockets - with a weapon in the bag the extra pockets are almost useless, they don't have enough room to store anything really except maybe your wallet 5 shoulder strap - this thing is a bit on the slippery side it might just be my body type but the bag when fully loaded wants to always slide down to my hip, making it more of a cross draw if i need my weapon. a second strap securing the bag in place would have been nice

I'm only a lightweight when it comes to EDC. Before trying out tac bags, I had my keys, wallet, phone, and earbuds stuff into my pockets. I hated that...having stuff in my pockets. So I went looking for a good cross body bag to solve my issues. I have tried, on multiple occasions (and at cost...) to empty my pockets, but was ultimately unsuccessful because I was looking at cross-body style messenger bags and never wanted to carry them around because of the way they fit. Clunky, misshapen, too big, etc. I would have to swing it around or take it off to get in the car, and that was super annoying. Several hundred dollars wasted on that chase. Still...went back to pockets for several more years. This time, I came across a chest-style day bag on Facebook and decided, what the hey. It was cheap. I LOVED it. Almost. It was just SLIGHTLY too small in the right places. If I added anything else, it got a weird bulge, and I didn't like that either. Dang, am I picky. Anyway. Including all my previous experiments, and the one I went through this time, I went through...like...so many bags...so many...like, I'm a little bit embarrassed by it. But I just could NOT find a bag that I liked that was masculine enough to carry all the time and was formed in such a way that was easy to carry; big enough to hold my stuff, but small enough to not get in the way. Then, I ran into this in my search. I kept it in my cart for weeks. Multiple weeks. While I tried other bags. And then returned them for being stupid. Finally decided to try this one out and was almost immediately pleasantly surprised. Of course, this is a tac bag with a...'strategic' design. The velcro (molle), though, is what makes this a winner for me. I purchased a separate accessory to replace the holster and moved my piece to the back zipper, where it fit perfectly. The accessory added more elastic strap storage for my stuff. It is just a TAD bigger than the bag I was previously using, but much more user friendly. I did replace the zipper pulls, though, with something a little more streamline. I didn't like the paracord pulls...they stuck in certain positions and make it look like you were carrying a tiny bag-baby with crazy hair. Pass. Anyway, I replaced the zipper pulls and like it even more now. Way to win, M-TAC; 5*.

Great bag. I got this to carry a Glock but wanted something that would also be able to accommodate a smaller size handgun and it did not disappoint. The bag has quite a few pockets that handle everything I needed to carry, functionally it's been great and it looks good. The size is perfect to go from a smaller gun to a larger gun, both with a spare magazine. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a bag with an internal holster to secure you weapon.