Product Preview: DU-HA Tote

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posted on December 9, 2016
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Made in Minnesota, the Tote from DU-HA is a polyethylene container designed to fit in most SUVs, trucks and vans. Supplied dividers and organizers create a versatile firearm and tool transportation locker that is sealed and able to keep out unwanted visitors. The unit also has four wheels, two at each end, and a strap to make for easy hauling to the shooting bench or back into the house. An optional vehicle locking bracket ($60) is available. Price: $325. Contact: DU-HA; (866) 306-3842; du-ha.com.

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