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Bag or case for rifle storage

  • 28-12-2020 9:37pm
    #1
    CharlieHaghy
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    What are folks using primarily for carrying the rifle from the safe and transport in back of the jeep? I would never be walking with the rifle as the farm has tracks that I can drive on.


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  • #2
    cookimonster
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    Gun cases for transport, but bags are handy if you have to carry them around the range, shoots or transport is a squeeze.


  • #3
    tikkamark
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    I use an aim drag bag for transport in the back of the land cruiser or van when foxing and they are also mighty in the summer when I’d do a bit of long distance shooting you do always need a heap of gear as in range finders the kestrel and bullets ect the aim bag has huge pouches to carry a heap of stuff and very heavy duty straps that tuck away into the bag when not needed....i never seen one before I got my own and was blown away by the thought and quality in these bags.


  • #4
    Cass
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    When i carried my gear in the back of my jeep it was always in a hard case. Like you i could drive up to and into my permissions so i never needed to carry between permissions so i opted for protection which meant hard case and lots of nice soft padding to protect my gear.
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  • #5
    JP22
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    40 year old Match 54 so it never leaves home unless its in a hard case.


  • #6
    Vegeta
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    tikkamark wrote: »
    I use an aim drag bag for transport in the back of the land cruiser or van when foxing and they are also mighty in the summer when I’d do a bit of long distance shooting you do always need a heap of gear as in range finders the kestrel and bullets ect the aim bag has huge pouches to carry a heap of stuff and very heavy duty straps that tuck away into the bag when not needed....i never seen one before I got my own and was blown away by the thought and quality in these bags.


    Same, have both a peli and the aim bag and it is always the aim bag I use. Just find it more handy.


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