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AR-15 gun cases/bags

#1 Post by poll007 »

So next week I shall be picking up a v-22 upper along with a lower (can't remember whos), but beforehand ill be needing to buy a new shooting case or gun bag to carry it in.

So I thought this would be a good time to ask others what they use to carry around their ar clones (or any similar shaped rifles)

(I'll realisticly end up buying something relatively cheap, but would still love to see people more expensive setups)

thankssign in advance
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#2 Post by saddler »

Tennis racket case
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#3 Post by froggy »

My "disaster-ready" Pelicase - Nice, bomb-proof but it weight a ton ...

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#4 Post by Chuck »

Pelican if you can afford it and space to store it..

https://peliproducts.co.uk/products/cases.html

Not into putting expensive kit into bags nowadays...
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#5 Post by Blackstuff »

I use a Blackhawk Sportser bag for my VZ58 and/or BR99. More than enough padding for the arduous trips from the cabinet to the car and car to the firing points lol

http://www.tactical-kit.co.uk/gun-bags-141-c.asp

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#6 Post by ovenpaa »

I have used Blackhawk for many years and still have my original Dragbag which is as the day I purchased albeit a bit grubbier. Every single part of it still works as as it should. I also have a very early AIM Dragbag which in my opinion is a slightly better thought out bag however it has not lasted as well as the BH. The good news is the later AIM's have changed slightly inside so the problems are now resolved.

Of the two I would go for an AIM these days and the 40" should be fine. Downside is neither the AIM or BH are particularly cheap however they will both last a lifetime.
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#8 Post by snayperskaya »

saddler wrote:Tennis racket case
My AKMS fits in one of these perfectly, along with a few mags.
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#9 Post by HALODIN »

What about something like this @ £39.50? I wouldn't put airsoft parts on a firearm, but the bags are identical.

There's also loads here as well - http://www.patrolbase.co.uk/airsoft-gun-bags-and-cases

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#10 Post by safetyfirst »

I've got a couple of these, nicely made, pretty cheap for the quality and very compact.

https://shop.vtarmynavy.com/mobile/cond ... 13255.aspx
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