Preview: Magpul DAKA Rifle Soft Case

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posted on January 18, 2025
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Magpul DAKA Rifle Soft Case
Photo courtesy of Magpul.com.

Slim, densely padded and volumetrically efficient, Magpul’s DAKA Soft Case series for rifles—comprised of the SC35, SR44 and SLR53 models—is constructed from the company’s proprietary DAKA Grit 600-denier material, which is lightweight, flexible, durable and weather-resistant.

The SR44 measures 44"x12"x3" and, like its stablemates, features RF-welded seams and YKK Aquaguard zippers to seal off its contents from the environment. Laser-cut slots in the interior are MOLLE-compatible and five DAKA Gear Straps are included to secure a long gun.

The lid’s interior integrates four mesh pockets sized to hold up to eight Gen M3 PMAGs, along with another pocket for small items and a zippered pocket for documents.

Exterior features include an RF-welded ID card slot, dot matrix labeling grid, built-in carry handles and stowable attachment points for connection to an optional rifle sling using push-button sling swivels, Paraclips or MASH Hooks.

Suggested retail price for the DAKA Rifle Soft Case starts at $160. For more information, visit magpul.com.

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