Casematix is manufacturing a variety of gun cases. This 3-pistol case is well-made, it feels like it breathes quality. The plastic is sturdy, the high-density insert provides slots for 3 guns, 9 magazines and a compartment for accessories. It is claimed to be waterproof. I didn’t try to submerge it into water, but the perimeter gasket is there, although the case is apparently not IP-rated. The padlock holes are enforced with metal plates, and the carrying handle has a soft silicone coating, which is a really nice touch! The description is lacking, as is does not say what types of guns can fit in. Having tried few, I can say the case is designed for compact and subcompact pistols. For example, Sig Sauer P239 and P365 XL fit perfectly well, while a full size 1911 with a 5” barrel won’t fit. And of course, some sport guns like CZ TS2 with its 5.28” barrel won’t fit either. The accessories compartment is moderate in size, it can hold mid-size earmuffs and some ammo. The listing provides no information related to warranty, but the enclosed card indicates you can register your product on the company’s website for “lifetime warranty”. This sounds great. Finally, if you have a full-size gun or just prefer to have more extra space and carry fewer guns, you can reconfigure the case by cutting (oh, no!) - replacing the insert. Casematrix sells inserts. Alternatively, you can find a high-density foam, cut it to size and use the case for a larger gun, perhaps a sport pistol with a scope, placing it horizontally. To sum it up, this is a very nice case, I’d rate it as 5-minus.

This gun bag is impressively large, providing ample storage for two or more rifles or shotguns. It's equipped with numerous pouches, straps, and handles designed to accommodate various carrying scenarios, such as being strapped or hooked to the rack at the back of the truck, slung over your back, or carried by hand. The stitching and fabric are formidable, suggesting this bag will last many years. The bag's price is not as high as that of other bags of this kind, which is another plus. I haven’t tested its waterproof capabilities, but even if it were, I’d hesitate to leave firearms in a bag subjected to prolonged rain. Snow, however, shouldn’t be an issue, as it can quickly be dusted off the fabric. However, there are a few aspects I wasn’t thrilled with. First, the long zipper that closes the net flap over the external storage pouch is oddly sewn. One side of the zipper turns and is tucked under a pouch, while the other is sewn upright. I believe this design flaw could cause the zipper to self-open if the bag is jolted or shaken while in the car or on your back. Another issue is the back straps, which aren’t padded enough for comfortably carrying a heavy bag like this.