This "little" case can hold quite a lot and can expand to a respectable size, so you'll want to be sure this is what you want if your primary consideration is to attach it to a belt and wear it, which is easy enough to do seeing that it's well designed for sturdy attachment to a variety of belt widths. That said, I recommend looking at the dimensions and pictures carefully. It's ample size will undoubtedly please many, as it may likely hold objects of fairly stout size.
" A quality made and well-designed case, suitable for use for its stated purpose and/or for many other uses. That's a G19 with an X-grip on a 17 round magazine, and an extra 15 round magazine in the picture. I've attached a picture of a piece of Velcro I fashioned to hold an extra mag, works great. I carry it around much like a business person carrying a smaller Franklin Planner would. It's very well made, should last a long time, and it protects the weapon very nicely. This smaller Draco Bag really only fits the gun and one item no thicker than a cell phone, which is alright for me because that's what I wanted it for. That one can handle a wallet, phone and the gun, but it is also pretty tight with a larger gun in there. Draco Bag has a larger gun case with a shoulder strap that is more like a European man purse. It shouldn't be too hard for me to rig something up with some Velcro straps I already have. It would be nice if it had a smaller Velcro strap for an extra mag. The Velcro strap that holds in the gun is very nice too. The bag is very nice for what it's designed for and that's carrying a weapon inside of it. It's a very tight fit, nothing is going to slide out that's for sure. With a G19, I can slide my badge case in the front, or my Galaxy S9, but not both at the same time. With that said, the larger, thick handgun takes up so much of the width of the bag, it's hard to put anything in the front pouches. Definitely big enough on the inside for any size handgun, my Glock 17 fits fine. Zippers are great, not sure why others commented on having problems. It almost looks like a small planner or folio.
I have used this when I have taken my firearm from my car into the house or hotel, or (both places I was legally allowed to possess it), without drawing attention to myself. Could probably shove between the center console and driver's seat, but that seemed unnecessary. Fits in the center console of my car or under the front seats of my car. would not recommend for the purposes of concealed carry. overall, nice size, padding is acceptable for the intended purpose. Zippers could be a bit higher quality but they may just need to be worn in or lubricated a bit. The pockets were handy for holding identification, receipts from the range, contact information for your lawyer, etc. I do like that I can fit 2 clips in with the pistol. Not only would it be potentially obvious, but the drawing of the weapon would take a minute since you'd have to unzip the thing to retrieve and draw the firearm. While it has a belt loop option, the pouch is way too big, in my opinion, to be used for concealed carry. " This is a compact option for transporting or storing your firearm if you don't need all the space and contents of a range/pistol bag.
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