First Look: Gunsmoke Arsenal Tactical Cigar Protection

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posted on April 5, 2026
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Gunsmoke Arsenal Tactical Cigar Protection
GUNSMOKE ARSENAL

There is a significant overlap between gun people and cigar people, so it was probably only a matter of time before the market provided a tactical cigar case to help ensure shooters can have a stogie immediately available on the range or in the field.

Gunsmoke Arsenal’s Tactical Cigar Protection tube will fit one cigar up to 6.25 inches long and with a 50-ring gauge. It’s legitimately tough, made of waterproof and crushproof mil-spec anodized aluminum. Two versions are available: The Ready Rack version includes M-Lok and KeyMod rail-mounting hardware, while the Reload version includes a tactical nylon MOLLE pouch you can attach to your belt or bag. And yes, it’s airtight, so your cigar will stay fresh and free of range dust.

Suggested retail pricing is $44. For more information, visit gunsmokearsenal.com.

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