I'm looking for a double rifle case for carbines (40ish inches).
I won't have any need for mag pouches or tactical webs, etc.
I was thinking of something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00P8DFGT4/re ... FOFDHZ0GL0
Thoughts or recommendations?
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2I use the Condor sniper drag bag and I'm happy with it. Available on Amazon and other sources. Cost is +/- $100
It's stoutly made, holds two rifles plus ammo.
It's stoutly made, holds two rifles plus ammo.
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3Thanks!
I have a bag for long rifles, but I'm looking for something for carbine-length long guns that doesn't scream "gun".
There doesn't seem to be much out there.
I have a bag for long rifles, but I'm looking for something for carbine-length long guns that doesn't scream "gun".
There doesn't seem to be much out there.
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4Since you specified "carbine length", perhaps a cello case or bag?
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6Pawn shop guitar case and bags.. Price is right, and you can modify the interior for custom fit..
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8Check out this guys rig
Oh, and FYI, electric carving knifes work great on cutting foam.. often pick those up at Good Will for $5 or less.
Oh, and FYI, electric carving knifes work great on cutting foam.. often pick those up at Good Will for $5 or less.
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9Or you could get a cheap guitar in the case, a little cutting and go Desperado style
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10I found this one on Amazon. It carries three carbines...about what I may have shortly.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FVJTHX0/re ... I1A8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FVJTHX0/re ... I1A8&psc=1
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11$70. Not bad a all depending how well its made. I bought a single case at pro bass on sale for $9, and the first time i slid the gun in it went through the inner sidewall material. So now i always open it completely and lay the gun in it.
But I dont think i could tote a e gun case anyway with my back. I dont put off metal detectors because my have have Adamantium in them. And that was before the replacement knee. I think my back alone has r pounds of metal..lol
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But I dont think i could tote a e gun case anyway with my back. I dont put off metal detectors because my have have Adamantium in them. And that was before the replacement knee. I think my back alone has r pounds of metal..lol
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12Did you get it? Im curious to know the quality, though with my back, knees shoulders, etc.. I might have to but a dolly or cart to carry it lol
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13Amazon stopped carrying it. I might order direct from manufacturer...
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14This bag is what I use, but in black.
Glad that federal government is boring again.
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15I have one of these, it's a bit overkill for what you're looking for, but Explorer stuff is pretty decent and I got this with a 25% discount.
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18Just a thought...
I know you like your gun cases incognito. While looking, consider that cheap soft cases could be used for individual rifle padding inside some sort of innocuous bag not designed for guns.
I know you like your gun cases incognito. While looking, consider that cheap soft cases could be used for individual rifle padding inside some sort of innocuous bag not designed for guns.
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20Get a 2 wheel dolly. See lots of people at the range with those.. Im going to rig one up myself so i can take more than 2senorgrand wrote:Less trips to and from the car.
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21Get a Laundry sack. Lol.senorgrand wrote:huh...like an army dufflebag?
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22Yeah, or any other duffle.senorgrand wrote:huh...like an army dufflebag?
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23There's also the soft and hard-shell cases used to ship golf club bags on airlines. The hard-shell ones usually have dolly wheels and look like they're designed for, well, golf club bags.
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24I broke down and ordered one. It holds three carbines and has a shooting mat. Will give a review once it's put into service.senorgrand wrote:I found this one on Amazon. It carries three carbines...about what I may have shortly.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FVJTHX0/re ... I1A8&psc=1