I know the Armageddon Gear M2010 is considered the best for a soft case that also fits well inside of a Pelican hard case and I am leaning heavily towards getting one, but what else should one consider? I don't want to drag the Pelican case every time I go to the range so I'd like a soft bag that still provides decent protection for the rifle and glass when I am not traveling by air or in a loaded down vehicle with the Pelican. The Air Armor cases look stout but at $550 that's a little ridiculous. The drag bags from Kifaru and TacOps are also nice but they scream rifle case. My longest setup is the AI with a 24" barrel and 7" can so 49-50" would work without collapsing the rifle.
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Soft Rifle Case
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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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Will you be openingly toting it thru the mall or down main street?
I use a LaRue soft drag bag that will fit inside a Pelican 1750.
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Simple without all the fluff. A good substitute if you cant find a Eagle HSRC.
If you can afford the M2010 case, then that is the answer. I love and use the shit out of mine.
I have a hard case for interstate travel with rifles but for local range trips I've found the Kryptek Scoped Rifle cases to be excellent.
I use the 49" Premium and Centurion- fits a 26" barrel, with LB brake and 13.75LOP, just.
https://store.kryptek.com/catalog/category/packs-bags/gun-cases/
BTW, their pistol cases are perfect for protecting rifle bolts in storage
I use the 49" Premium and Centurion- fits a 26" barrel, with LB brake and 13.75LOP, just.
https://store.kryptek.com/catalog/category/packs-bags/gun-cases/
BTW, their pistol cases are perfect for protecting rifle bolts in storage
I learned while I was doing target archery, which can be just as expensive as your average $3-4k rifle. That hard cases are cumbersome and inconvenient. In my opinion/experience.
I will always take a soft case over a hard case any day. I can't think of any one instance where I would take a hard case except for flying. Toss it in the trunk, or strap it to my quad, I am not worried in the slightest. If a high end target bow can hold POA/POI in a soft case inside of a car, then there is no reason a high end rifle can't.
I have the 46" SERT case which does 24" barrels with no extra room. Holds eye/ear pro, range finder, ammo binder, rear bag, bipod, and small tools perfectly. I also love the built in pouch for my can. I am looking to pick up a 42" SERT carbine case in a few months to replace my cheaper no name case.
Yes the SERT says I am a rifle when you look at it, but so does a hard case to those that know what they are looking at, and a thief is going to take interest in it either way regardless they know what may be in it. A honest gun nut is probably not going to give it a second thought. Like mentioned, as long as you aren't planning to leave it on display for all to see and carry it in odd locations. What are you worried about? Keep it out of sight, and locked in the trunk or covered up in the cab of a truck.
I will always take a soft case over a hard case any day. I can't think of any one instance where I would take a hard case except for flying. Toss it in the trunk, or strap it to my quad, I am not worried in the slightest. If a high end target bow can hold POA/POI in a soft case inside of a car, then there is no reason a high end rifle can't.
I have the 46" SERT case which does 24" barrels with no extra room. Holds eye/ear pro, range finder, ammo binder, rear bag, bipod, and small tools perfectly. I also love the built in pouch for my can. I am looking to pick up a 42" SERT carbine case in a few months to replace my cheaper no name case.
Yes the SERT says I am a rifle when you look at it, but so does a hard case to those that know what they are looking at, and a thief is going to take interest in it either way regardless they know what may be in it. A honest gun nut is probably not going to give it a second thought. Like mentioned, as long as you aren't planning to leave it on display for all to see and carry it in odd locations. What are you worried about? Keep it out of sight, and locked in the trunk or covered up in the cab of a truck.
They do lol, that is the one I responded with first. I was just to busy at the time with Easter to write anything else.
I have two of these ... they're awesome. Perfect size and padding for a long-ish precision rifle.
I went with one of these at my local sportsman's when they had like 25% off allen cases. The side padding is awesome and the zipper is beefy. 55" long is more than enough and the pockets are good sized. The pulls on the big zipper did break, but paracord fixed those cheap.
