Product Preview: MTM Case-Gard Tactical Pistol Case 3

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posted on November 16, 2018
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Whether used for storage or transport, the MTM Case-Gard Tactical Pistol Case 3 is designed to safely hold three semi-automatic pistols, extra magazines and related gear. Similar in construction and appearance to MTM’s polymer ammunition cans, the 9.3"x15.3"x9" Tactical Pistol Case 3 features a foam interior structure with individual slots to secure the guns, and cutouts for additional magazines, ammunition and kit. Two wide clasps secure the hinged lid, a water-resistant O-ring helps protect contents against dust and moisture, and three lock ports are available to further secure the case. Price: $35. mtmcase-gard.com.

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