Product Preview: Propper Rifle Case 44 Inch

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posted on May 17, 2018
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With a main compartment measuring 12.5" tall and 44" long, Propper’s 100-percent polyester Rifle Case 44" is sized to accommodate nearly all tactical carbines and shotguns, as well as most hunting rifles with a barrel length of 22" or shorter. Padded on all sides to help protect the gun, the semi-rigid case also features internal straps and sleeves (cuffs) to secure the firearm for transportation. Available in black, coyote brown and olive green, the Rifle Case 44" has three front pockets for additional storage, MOLLE-compatible webbing for customization, a removable shoulder strap and provisions for a lock. Price: $80. Contact: Propper Int’l.; (800) 296-9690; propper.com.

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