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“Buy First Spear and forget about others,” was said in the store as I hypocrited this product. I was sold. First Spear’s shortest “keyboard case” had just come on offer and we noticed with the seller that it was an updated product and different in relation to the longer models. The price was also somewhat higher than in the longer ones. The difference between the new and the old was significant and the new felt much better in the hand. The bag holds up well and even if it is full of short metal, the bag still looks straight and doesn’t start to twist and bulge. Only if there is a gun light or other plump point on the side of the gun will the bag start to bulge annoyingly. Both of my airs fit in the main compartment side by side without charge. The guns stay in place and no hum or rumble is worse from the bag. This is also good because the illusion of a keyboardist going to a wedding gig stays intact on the bus. With the partitions in the front pocket, I couldn’t do anything. They bulged their pockets in vain and the idea of using a bag instead of a suitcase felt futile. Closing your hearing protectors, staplers, glasses, bullets, and magazines here with a gun doesn’t feel good. I ended up penetrating the front sector with another weapon. The weight of the hoss is maybe 7-8kg in total and the bag would clearly last even longer. The bag has places for a strap, but the strap must be purchased separately.

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Really good bag. Materials, as well as workmanship prime. I replaced the metal parts of the zippers with Paracord cord loops so CAT now resembles FS's Carbine Arms Case with its zippers. I bought a bag for my 12 "rifle as a track bag. It fits well with a rifle, with straps, a pistol, a silencer, cleaning scraps and magazines for both. There is a separate bag for guards and other stuff on the PC, etc.