BluGuard VCI Anti Corrosion Vacuum Tactical Rifle Bag

I have essentially stopped shooting as a hobby. I am, however, not ready to give up all my guns - so I needed a long term solution.As others have mentioned, I am lukewarm on the vacuum seal valve. I purchased 5 of these products in May 2015.I cleaned my firearms according to the instructions (simply as you normally clean them), and placed them in the bags. I sealed them up and sucked out the air. As a test, I placed one rifle in my attic to test how it would handle hot/cold over the seasons.When I removed all of those rifles just last month (time in bags - 2 years 10 months), I found that every single one of them looked like I had just packed it up. There was no sign of rust or corrosion. Parts were still lubricated like when I put them away. Overall, an outstanding result! I noticed no difference between my "attic" rifle and the other 4.What I did notice, however, was that 2-3 of the 5 bags had either completely lost their "vacuum" seal, or it had degraded noticeably. As I mentioned, all the rifles were in perfect shape - but its was something to note.When I repackaged them for another long term storage, I noticed that the bags which had "failed" seals, were basically not even holding a seal for even 10 minutes. In an effort to remedy that, I placed the foil HVAC tape over the seals and the ziplock. It seemed to work temporarily - I will follow up in a few months. I'm not to worried about the tape damaging the bags - they are very hefty.Overall, they are a GREAT product for the price. They are a GREAT long term storage solution. I would not hesitate to use them for every single gun I own.

My original review was negative because what they sent was a differently sized velcro bag, not the vacuum bag. The folks at ZCORR noticed the review and sent me the correct item yesterday. I appreciate the follow-up and good customer service. Bag is nice because it's easy to tell what's in it after vacuuming the air out - you can see the outline clearly. I can't comment on the anti-rust performance because I haven't used these long enough to tell.Update: After a year and a half in storage in this bag, I inspected the stored rifle and there was no visible rust or other corrosion. Works good so far, tools out in the open in the same location had rusted over this period of time.

I stored my M&P 10 in this thing and then vacuum sealed it. Ok all good so far. Few weeks later I want to take my M&P 10 out to play with and it took me like 20 minutes to get it out of the bag. The vacuum seal is sooo tight that every single ridge of the rifle is pulling on the bag and when youre trying to remove the weapon it looks really easy to tear. It was such a pain that I didnt put the rifle back in the bag and gave up on this product all together. what a shame

Electronic guy was a fine seller. This bad review is for the product alone. It simply doesn't work. Although the plastic is strong, the vacuum valve doesn't work. No matter what I do, it won't keep a seal. I should really return it.Get food storage bags instead, or just about anything else. All this is in the end is a $20 pastic bag. There is no vaccum seal at all.

Like everybody says does not hold vacuum just equalizes does not balloon but is ziplock sealed yes.Undisturbed in outdoor shed, June 2016 through January 2018 two Summers, two Winters, 100° down to 20°.Opened up bags, metal surfaces and wood surfaces very nice, I like it, 5 stars

works as expected

Would have been great like the pistol bags but it doesnt hold the vacuum for long in one and not at all in my second. Besides that big flaw, looks good.

This allows long term storage of your rifle. The only bad was it did not come with any instruction and it was hard to figure out how to vacuum the air inside out. Had to move rifle towards the front to allow valve to separate from the package. Once that occurred all air escaped.