Description
The Primary Arms 3-Day Expandable Backpack is made from durable 600D Black Nylon. With multiple zippered compartments and MOLLE webbing, you can easily carry a large variety of gear for a full day at the range with room to spare. The padded straps are comfortable to use and sternum straps help to evenly distribute the weight and keep it secured against your body. Additional external straps have high quality buckles on them that can be adjusted depending on how full the bag is. The heavy duty grab handle makes it easy to quickly pull your bag out of the car without fear of it ripping. Grab this Tactical Assault Backpack and head to the range. This tough assault bag features a lifetime warranty.
Features:
- 3 compartments for easy organization
- Main compartment expands from 5" to 10"
- 600D Nylon exterior construction
- 210D Nylon interior lining
- High quality zippers and buckles
- Padded straps and back
- MOLLE webbing
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Specifications
Brand: Primary Arms
Color: MultiCam
Material: Nylon - 600D
MPN#: 08002B-MULCAM
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Size? I’ve got a 20” pistol looking for a ride
It sounds like this single shoulder strap sling bag from Amazon would be a good ride for your 20" pistol. Read the description, Q&A section and reviews. Take a look at the customer uploaded images too. - https://www.amazon.com/wolfslaves-Tactical-Shoulder-Backpack-Hunting/dp/...
I received one as a gift. Based on the price, I am quite impressed. The zippers and buckles aren't YKK quality, but they are definitely a notch up from many of the Chinese pack zippers. The PALS webbing seems well stitched, and other features like the carry handle have box stitching. I also like the compression buckle design (it makes packing the thing with heavy items a little more forgiving), and I like that the zipper goes almost the whole way to the bottom so access is easy (another pack I have doesn't zip all the way down on one side due to a water bottle holder, which makes access a lot harder). Internal organization is decent - the front part is a lot like a school backpack. There are certainly some corner cuts, for example the waist strap isn't the best, but for the price ($20 on sale) it's hard to go wrong if you are looking for a 3-day-sized pack.