M48 OPS Tactical Response Pack

This is another bag that has a variety of uses but I think it would be suitable for a EDC medical kit. It doesn't work well as a tool bag or a bag for hiking. It could be useful for a diaper bag or something along those lines.

It took me about a half hour today, the day I received it, to configure all the straps and uses. It's very snug and can hold the tinier things you need on a journey; band-aids, flashlights/batteries, compasses, really all the "support" items. Just what it was made for, yes? I can strap it in so many ways to my other bags and I'm really excited for the next expedition with this bag. So many pockets in such a small bag!!

ITS A VERY SMALL BAG

Got the tactical ops bag for my first aid bag and is perfect for everything from my cat 7 tournaquit to my bandages I recommend this bag for everyone

I got this pack to go with my spec-ops bag. This is an awesome little pack. Tough and roomy, the perfect addition to any BOB system!

This is a simple fix for the noisy zipper issue. Take unflavored chapstick and put a coat on all the zippers. It deadens the sound.

I bought a M48 OPS Mystery Back pack that was loaded with some really great items. Liked the mystery deal so much I bought a second one that was the ammo crate that held inside, this tactical response bag and other great items. These packs are very well made. Will last for years to come even if you are going to the range, or going afield. This gear will last. God bless the Republic!

this is a wonderful heavy duty last ditch survival case small but BUILT! these offer 2 awesome features not listed 1) a velcroe machete sleeve on the back 2) a hammer loop at both ends each perfect for a tomahawk or a full sized flashlight at easy grab lens up can fit a canteen, lighter and ferro rod, rescue blanket survival knife and flat hatchet also a medicine bottle of fishing gear, and fmrs pair family walkies each end front flat pocket will hold decent amount of first aid goods note pad and pen unlimited add ons with copious molle tie ons, very sturdy for a hunter , park ranger, search and rescue member these are modeled on military medical response satchels and have sleeping ag big zippers throughout. fanny pack plus size.

Strong material, strong & durable zippers and clips. This is an awesome bag for first aid, knives or even a 9 mm. Highly recommend purchasing one if interested.

Yes this bag is a little small, and I completely agree with the previous comment that its more like a fanny pack on steroids, BUT it is superior quality especially for the price! The size did not bother me though, I was expecting it to be a little smaller, but it is perfect for my SHTF grab and go bug out bag! I was able to fit all the following in it: 2 life straws, military compass, boot knife, swiss army knife, signal mirror, water proof matches, mercury flint, mini fishing kit, mini sewing kit, 2 compact ponchos, 2 emergency blankets, compact emergency stove, 50ft paracord, paracord survival bracelet, wrist compass, camo face paint, compact tool kit, 6 emergency candles, 6 shotgun shells, box of 20 .380 hollow point rounds and clipped to the outside a military flash light and trench shovel....... This would also make a fantastic ammo bag or pistol bag, I will eventually be buying 4 more so my wife and kids can each have one packed and ready to go for them! $15 is a steal for this considering a regular ole' fanny pack is around the same price!

I received this in a mystery box. Works great for my first-aid kit!

Just got this today shipping on time a lot of room like the zipper heavy duty I have gone through so many weak models this is build getting another for butt be pack on my lbv

This bag does a lot of things ALMOST as well as others. It's okay to carry pistol ammo but not as good as the boxy canvas mechanic's bags. It can hold a 3" K frame Smith but not a 4"; a service size 9mm fits nicely, but for transport only. Once the zippers and buckles are in place, access is slow and clumsy (they never claimed it was a holster). I wouldn't carry a loaded firearm in it without a holster or other fitting to block fingers or small loose objects entering the trigger guard. Other fanny packs do better. It can carry first aid supplies but the openings are small and make it difficult to locate items, especially in the dark, when seconds may be precious. But it's a neat, interesting, seemingly well-made bag and as soon as I figure out what to do with it, I'm gonna love it.

I am still giving this bag a five star although I thought it was bigger than it was from the picture. It's like a fanny bag on steroids. Well made. The waists belt is better than my expensive backpack belt and buckle and long enough in case I get fat. I can use it to carry my gun and a couple hundred rounds of 9mm plus some in it easily. I would not be embarrassed to take it the shooting range clipped around my waist at all.

Bought this bag about a month ago and it holds more than I thought it would. There are lots of pockets and a decent amount of Velcro for attachments. It's well-designed and made of a durable fabric with an inner layer of water resistant material. For only thirteen bucks I'm considering purchasing another.

My serious edc. It has all kinds of options for attachments and molle straps. Heavy duty zippers and stitching / There's a good conceal-area on the back. Wasn't sure at first about the M48 label, but this has gotta be one of the best buys on this site. Not a loose thread or tear after a year of daily use. Just bought my second one.

Purchased this bag about a year ago and it's well made and sturdy. Testing it out in the field the only complaint I have so far are the zippers they are soo loud and if your trying to be stealth any movement causes them to sound off your location. Might have to find a way to silence them or remove them altogether. Overall its a decent bag for the most part minus the loud zippers.