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I have two of these ... they're awesome quality, and great price-performers.
Rifle Handle | Cole-TAC Outdoor Gear
Buy Rifle Handle from Cole-TAC | Rifle carry handle | Best way to protect your glass and safely carry your rifle | Protects scope from dings & scratches
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This is by far my favorite way to transport my rifles to the range. For long road trips I use a Pelican 1750
Armageddon Gear precision rifle case. Great quality, great company and made in the USA.
Lynx Defense | USA-Made Range Bags & Firearm Cases
Lynx Defense makes USA-made range bags and durable gun cases built for rifles, handguns, and firearms. Designed for shooters who value quality and organization.
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try these guys out
built like a absolute tank, real materials 2,3,4x stitching
was able to get a few custom straps added
consistently have my vudoo and AIAX in the same bag, must be 40-50 pounds of rifles and scopes
of course its a tight fit but ammo, tool pouch and any other thing i can fit inside or strap on
doesnt even look like its used
i truthfully dont think i will need another bag because this one will not wear out
Armageddon Gear- best and toughest I've seen
www.armageddongear.com
Gallati
www.galatiinternational.com
Varusteleka
www.varusteleka.com
Costco
AG0111-M2010 Precision Rifle Case (USGI)
Armageddon Gear is the one stop place for your firearm needs. We offer the best in rifle slings, suppressor covers, beer and booze bivys, MOLLE pouches, gun cases, field cases, rucks & sacks. Pray you'll never need gear this good!
Deluxe Shooters Mat - Black - FACTORY SECOND - Galati Gear
Save now on Deluxe Shooters Mat - Black - FACTORY SECOND - Galati Gear at galatiinternational.com
Mil-Tec gun carry bag, big
Big and black. A good gun carry bag with tons of storage space and a cheap price tag.
www.varusteleka.com
PRB, Precision Rifle Bag, 46
PRB, Precision Rifle Bag, 46" NOTE: 46" is the external length, internal length is 45" The PRB is SERT's latest offering! As with our tactical carbine/rifle cases (TCCs), our new PRBs are also produced with no regards to expense. Unlike your traditional precision rifle bags (drag bags) with...
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PRB, Precision Rifle Bag, 53”
PRB, Precision Rifle Bag, 53” NOTE: 53" is the internal length, external length is 54" The PRB is SERT's latest offering! As with our tactical carbine/rifle cases (TCCs), our new PRBs are also produced with no regards to expense. Unlike your traditional precision rifle bags (drag bags) with long...
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I own the 46, and fits my two 24" barreled actions with no muzzle device just barely.
If I did it again, I would get the 53.
G.P.S. Tactical Double AR Rifle Case 43 External Pistol Case Black
The G.P.S. Tactical Double AR Rifle Case 43" with External Pistol Case features front storage pocket features a modular handgun retention system...
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I have one of these and it’s built like a tank. I use it for my AR and my B14r. It will hold my AI with the stock folded. If it works with your needs, they are very well made and reasonably priced.
are you saying a rifle can’t handle being upside down? You aren’t laying it down on that side. It sits in on the side of case. I guess we should be shipping all of our rifle rifles with a this side up sign. Thanks for the info
I mean, the optic is placed under the rifle itself. So if it was dropped from any distance, the weight of a 15-20lb rifle is going to be acting onto the rings and scope body upon impact, inside the bag. I'd rather have the scope up, like almost every other drag bag/rifle bag out there.
So I ended up going with the Armageddon Gear Precision Rifle Case. Decent price for US made product which is an important aspect for me these days. Thanks again for all of the recommendations.
Triad Tactical, Armageddon Gear and the GA Precision soft case are what I have. I went way down the rabbit hole with soft cases a while back and ended up with all 3. The Triad tactical case is my favorite but the GA Precision case is hard to beat for the price. The GA case is made by Armageddon Gear and the quality shows. All three are long, 58 inches. Long enough for a rifle with a suppressor
I know this thread is more or less done since you've purchased one but I wanted to throw this out there too for others. I have one of the Cabela's "Long range rifle case". Maybe not as long as you wanted, but fits my needs/wants well. I use mine for my 338LM RPR or my 6.5CM RPR. I don't have my brakes on either rifle and normally put on their suppressors when I shoot. The case is 53" long which will just hold the 338 and of course the 6.5 fits with room to spare. Their suppressors will fit in the side pocket. I direct thread and it only takes a minute to thread on/off.
I'm really impressed with this case. Didn't know what to expect from Cabela's when I ordered this but it's exceeded my expectations big time. Heavily padded, tie down straps, shoulder strap really makes it easy carrying the 338. Very heavy duty. Surprisingly, and the best part about it is it's only $70. Only have one right now but have another on order. Just another option to consider sometime.
I'm really impressed with this case. Didn't know what to expect from Cabela's when I ordered this but it's exceeded my expectations big time. Heavily padded, tie down straps, shoulder strap really makes it easy carrying the 338. Very heavy duty. Surprisingly, and the best part about it is it's only $70. Only have one right now but have another on order. Just another option to consider sometime.
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I own both the Triad Tactical
triadtactical.com
And the Armageddon
www.armageddongear.com
Both awesome cases!
Triad Precision Rifle Carry Case
triadtactical.com
-Precision Rifle Case
Armageddon Gear is the one stop place for your firearm needs. We offer the best in rifle slings, suppressor covers, beer and booze bivys, MOLLE pouches, gun cases, field cases, rucks & sacks. Pray you'll never need gear this good!
Both awesome cases!
I'm a big fan of my First-Spear Rifle Wrap. I would love to get a second one for those 2-rifle range days.
www.first-spear.com
I also have the Midway USA Sniper Drag Bag, which is built like a tank and a good, affordable option, but it is a pain in the ass to get 2 rifles in it. I usually have to remove the bipods and bolts which I just throw in the pockets.
www.midwayusa.com
The rifle wrap is the first "bag" I grab and if I am taking a 2nd rifle it goes in the Midway bag as a solo.
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R37 Rifle Wrap - First Spear
In 2010, FirstSpear® emerged from a bloodline of industry innovation; founded by a team of experienced industry professionals and former U.S. servicemen with a mandate to shift industry paradigms and upend the status quo. FirstSpear employs a methodology that integrates evolutionary design with...
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I also have the Midway USA Sniper Drag Bag, which is built like a tank and a good, affordable option, but it is a pain in the ass to get 2 rifles in it. I usually have to remove the bipods and bolts which I just throw in the pockets.
MidwayUSA Sniper Drag Bag Tactical Rifle Case 42 Coyote
The MidwayUSA Sniper Drag Bag Scoped Rifle Case is the perfect gun case for competition or a day at the range. The MidwayUSA Sniper Drag Bag Scoped...
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The rifle wrap is the first "bag" I grab and if I am taking a 2nd rifle it goes in the Midway bag as a solo.
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I’m sold !I'm a big fan of my First-Spear Rifle Wrap. I would love to get a second one for those 2-rifle range days.
R37 Rifle Wrap - First Spear
In 2010, FirstSpear® emerged from a bloodline of industry innovation; founded by a team of experienced industry professionals and former U.S. servicemen with a mandate to shift industry paradigms and upend the status quo. FirstSpear employs a methodology that integrates evolutionary design with...
I'm not going to lie, that was a factor in my decision. Also, First-Spear is located about 10min from my house so I was able to get my hand on the rifle wrap before I bought it. I can use it for all of my rifles from my AIAX w/ 24" barrels to me AR pistol with 10.5" barrel.
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I have 2 from AIM Sports. These babies are built like tanks. Kinda pricy, especially shipping because they come from GB, but at the time, I couldn't find what I liked here that wasn't sold out with all the panic buying. In any case, I'm very happy with them. Well made, well padded. My son will inherit them, and probably not wear them out.
I have the 40, in OD Green and the 55 in Multicam.
www.aim-fieldsports.com
I have the 40, in OD Green and the 55 in Multicam.
AIM 40 Dragbag - AIM Field Sports Tactical Equipment
The AIM 40 dragbag is ideal for carbine rifles (up to a total max length of 39"). It is made from 1000 denier cordura with thick, closed-cell foam padding.
www.aim-fieldsports.com
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I was really close to getting the cabelas bag but I wanted it made in the USA. Great bag for the money for sure.
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That was my issue. I didn’t want to drag the hardcase to the range every weekend.
It’s a PIA lugging that bitch around. I’ll try to update with some pics once I get the Armageddon case in hand but it checked all the boxes. Price seemed very conservative to me for what it is and being USA made and it looks like it has plenty of storage for what I’m doing.
It’s a quality bag and the shipping to me(VA) was fast. 2 days? I think they’re located in GA so that’s probably why.
I'm a big fan of my First-Spear Rifle Wrap. I would love to get a second one for those 2-rifle range days.
R37 Rifle Wrap - First Spear
In 2010, FirstSpear® emerged from a bloodline of industry innovation; founded by a team of experienced industry professionals and former U.S. servicemen with a mandate to shift industry paradigms and upend the status quo. FirstSpear employs a methodology that integrates evolutionary design with...
I also have the Midway USA Sniper Drag Bag, which is built like a tank and a good, affordable option, but it is a pain in the ass to get 2 rifles in it. I usually have to remove the bipods and bolts which I just throw in the pockets.
MidwayUSA Sniper Drag Bag Tactical Rifle Case 42 Coyote
The MidwayUSA Sniper Drag Bag Scoped Rifle Case is the perfect gun case for competition or a day at the range. The MidwayUSA Sniper Drag Bag Scoped...
The rifle wrap is the first "bag" I grab and if I am taking a 2nd rifle it goes in the Midway bag as a solo.
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Midway bag for me. Agreed that two long guns with their big scopes are tough
I have the Armageddon Gear" is not backpackable and in hindsight would have been nice to have, it does have a shoulder strap but again, in hindsight...
Armageddon gear just released their mk22 bag that does have backpack straps.
For soft cases I like the Triad Tac. Not cheap, but very well made and nice feature set. Also, for a bit less dollars but still decent quality, the Shoot-Long cases are nice. But only one size and its lllooonnnggg.
Anyone have any experience with the Eberlestock Sidewinder rifle case..? https://eberlestock.com/collections/shooting/products/sidewinder-rifle-shotgun-case
I just ordered one to go along with an UpRanger pack...
I currently have the Bulldog BDT 54" rifle bag https://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/item/00208bdt8054b/54inch-long-range-rifle-case-black (which is the exact same as the Cabela's one mentioned earlier, just with different branding) but the loops are starting to separate and rip off the bag from shoulder carry and it's only really used for going from my house to the truck, and only had it for ~3-4 months (22-23lb rifle though). Before it started coming apart I'd already noticed that the split D-rings used are kind of crap and could be the cause of dropping one's rig sooner or later. I'd emailed Bulldog, and keep forgetting to send them a pic and a copy of the receipt, they said they have a 1 year warranty and will repair or replace it which is cool. I think for "normal use" it's honestly a really good bag and a good buy for ~$70, but for someone with a heavy rifle who hits the range a lot, I'd recommend something more stout.
I have one of those giant Pelican V800's but that's for long trips where the gun might end up in the bed of the truck or getting knocked around with other gear... I don't think sane people use their hard cases for regular range trips unless they just like things to be overly difficult and don't mind crashing into shit with them.
I've heard good things about the Creedmoor Sports "deluxe" bag (https://www.creedmoorsports.com/pro...eluxe-55-inch-or-60-inch-rifle-case/creedmoor), and for simplicity, the basic GAP/Armageddon bag available from GAP (https://www.gaprecision.net/ga-store/nylon/g-a-precision-range-bag.html), and will probably try one of those if the Eberlestock doesn't work out...
I just ordered one to go along with an UpRanger pack...
I currently have the Bulldog BDT 54" rifle bag https://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/item/00208bdt8054b/54inch-long-range-rifle-case-black (which is the exact same as the Cabela's one mentioned earlier, just with different branding) but the loops are starting to separate and rip off the bag from shoulder carry and it's only really used for going from my house to the truck, and only had it for ~3-4 months (22-23lb rifle though). Before it started coming apart I'd already noticed that the split D-rings used are kind of crap and could be the cause of dropping one's rig sooner or later. I'd emailed Bulldog, and keep forgetting to send them a pic and a copy of the receipt, they said they have a 1 year warranty and will repair or replace it which is cool. I think for "normal use" it's honestly a really good bag and a good buy for ~$70, but for someone with a heavy rifle who hits the range a lot, I'd recommend something more stout.
I have one of those giant Pelican V800's but that's for long trips where the gun might end up in the bed of the truck or getting knocked around with other gear... I don't think sane people use their hard cases for regular range trips unless they just like things to be overly difficult and don't mind crashing into shit with them.
I've heard good things about the Creedmoor Sports "deluxe" bag (https://www.creedmoorsports.com/pro...eluxe-55-inch-or-60-inch-rifle-case/creedmoor), and for simplicity, the basic GAP/Armageddon bag available from GAP (https://www.gaprecision.net/ga-store/nylon/g-a-precision-range-bag.html), and will probably try one of those if the Eberlestock doesn't work out...
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I have 2 of the Bulldog Tactical long range cases. Heavily padded, good construction and durable. I think they were $79 at Sportsman's Warehouse.
I bought a cool one off of Amazon... About $65 after tax. Seems pretty high quality. It's a 38" 2-rifle padded soft case. My 24" 6.5 Grendel with the DA KeyMount Brake on it, fits perfectly when broken-down into 2 separate pieces. So I can carry both it and another AR in it. My 16" .300 BLK with a DA KeyMount Brake on it fits perfect in it completely assembled. I like I can carry 2 AR's in the same case. Probably going to get another one soon to carry 2 more with me to the range. And probably going to order a 50" version, too to make it easy to carry my bolt-actions with me, and keep them somewhat protected from scratches and bumps.
For posterity if anyone comes across this thread looking for a soft case...
Credit where credit is due:
I mentioned earlier in the thread I had a Bulldog/BDT 54" soft case (same as the Cabela's case) that was starting to fall apart...
Well, emailed them, they got back to me the next day and asked for a pic of the problem and a copy of the receipt/proof of purchase. 2 days ago I emailed them a copy of my receipt and this:
...and this showed up today and it's not even noon:
Looks like my new fancy Eberlestock case will have a lot to live up to (if it ever gets here)...
Credit where credit is due:
I mentioned earlier in the thread I had a Bulldog/BDT 54" soft case (same as the Cabela's case) that was starting to fall apart...
Well, emailed them, they got back to me the next day and asked for a pic of the problem and a copy of the receipt/proof of purchase. 2 days ago I emailed them a copy of my receipt and this:
...and this showed up today and it's not even noon:
Looks like my new fancy Eberlestock case will have a lot to live up to (if it ever gets here)...
