Hi People!
This jewelry case, um, for camera lenses, which for me are jewelry, is padded to the point of spasm.
I'll let the photos do the talking, so you too can realize how big it is, compared to the lenses it can hold.
This is size S, I can't imagine what kind of guns the other sizes could be.
The lenses I tried to insert are:
Lumix-G 12-60 f/3.5-5.6
Lumix-G 45-150 f/4-5.6 Pentax DA 18-55 f/3.5-5.6 Sigma UC 70-210 f/4-5.6 Sigma UC 70-210 f/4-5.6
The sigma is barely there.

The others fit in pretty comfortably.
Then I tried to insert 2 Lumix-G fixed lenses, the 9 mm and the 25 mm, but they didn't fit.
Instead, even with a little effort, two Pentax Full Frame lenses come in, the 50 f/1.4 and the 35 f/2, both FA series.
Strange to see that full-frame pentaxes are less bulky than Lumix for micro 4/3

Anyway, if you need a super protective case for a prime lens or a small zoom, this S size is ideal. I think it protects against even major falls, because it's really super padded.
It is also waterproof, covered with a material that is reminiscent of diving suits. Then there are rainproof eyelids that protect the zip.
There is a very sturdy belt buckle that opens with a tear, suitable for hanging the case on the backpack, on the bag strap, on the belt, etc.
Finally, there is a nice shoulder strap included.
Beautiful case, really!

Along with the case there is also a pump for cleaning the lenses from dust. They looked better not to wear it.
The spout is made of hard plastic and I don't think that the lenses of our precious lenses are so happy if we accidentally bump into them with the tip of the pump. In all honesty, it's the small copy of the one my grandmother used for enemas.
Use it, if anything, for the PC keyboard, but I would keep it away from the objectives.

Realizing that the pump doesn't exist, I evaluate the custody with honors, it's too good for a stupid pump to ruin the scene.

I hope I was useful to you.