My Personal Take On The M&P Smith & Wesson Duty Series Gun Bag

I got this M&P Smith & Wesson gun bag, and wrote this review, which is based on my own experience. Hope it helps you make a smarter decision when considering a purchase.

FYI, prices and ratings are accurate as of time of writing.

M&P Smith & Wesson - Duty Series Gun Bag

Highlight: It is full-size and has a double zipper for quick access.

Helpful review: If it says Smith and Wesson M&P on a rifle case, I guess it would be better to wrap around one of them. I went to review the case and attempted to buy a rifle to fit inside it, but I got caught and grounded. So I called my brother-in-law, who has an M&P Smith and Wesson AR-15, and we tried it on for size.

His rifle is fully kitted out with all the stuff that will bolt onto the rifle, and it's a nice setup for nearly anything that comes along. His rifle is a full-size gun and wears a full-size scope. His gun also has a folding bipod on the front, so why would it not have one? He stopped short of outfitting it with a bayonet, which we must work on.

The gun will fit nicely and comfy in the rifle case, but it is too tight with the add-ons to zip closed with an inserted magazine. The case will fit one rifle and has padded sides. The padding is OK, but not great. This is not a drop-test gun case but a bumps-down-the-road case. The carry handles are standard webbing, and they do have a wrap-around piece to turn two straps into one if that is a thing anyone needs.

The case has four magazine pockets on the outside, and they are covered with a secure flap with Velcro to keep junk out of them. The flap is good for keeping stuff out of the magazines when they ride in the car, but it will not keep them pure if I haul this through the sagebrush to get at the terrible jack rabbit invasion squad. Along with the outer magazine pockets, the case is marked with branding from Smith and Wesson and looks very professional.

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