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I saved a link from here a while back for big rifle soft cases but can't find it.
I have a 51'' rifle with a thumbhole style stock, with the grip pointing down the case has to be deeper than a regular 'scoped rifle case'.
I see them ranging from $20 to $200, the one I lost the link to was around $50.
Thx.
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Boyt makes a really nice soft case, not sure if thats what you are looking for
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I was fortunate to snag several Bald Eagle cases for my scoped comp rifles , but sadly, they arent around anymore.
Savior makes some really nice cases that dont break the bank if the Tacticool look doesnt bother you.
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The 52'' might work, thanks...
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The Allen cases at Walmart aren't bad.
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Midway cases are high quality. Have about 6 of them.
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I was fortunate to snag several Bald Eagle cases for my scoped comp rifles , but sadly, they arent around anymore.
. Sorry to find that out, I have three of them and use them frequently, they are top quality and seemingly indestructible.
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I would not buy something that runs on any kind of primer given the possibility of primer shortages and even regulations. In fact, why not buy a flintlock? Really. Rocks aren't going away anytime soon.
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I bought an Allen case for my SIL and was very pleased with the quality. It was quite padded and had 2 mesh pockets on the outside. Not sure exactly what they are for, but I used them to put fired casings in.
Not sure if they make one for a 51” rifle though. I personally use hard cases, but would buy the same one I bought for him if I needed a soft case.
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The Midway cases have very good padding. That is one thing many others lack. I'd look at the heavy duty one if the dimensions are right for you.
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The Midway case looks a LOT like my Boyt. I love my Boyt except for one zipper. The other works fine so no big deal but for what I paid.....
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The Midway case looks a LOT like my Boyt. I love my Boyt except for one zipper. The other works fine so no big deal but for what I paid..... My boyt zipper also failed.
I would not buy something that runs on any kind of primer given the possibility of primer shortages and even regulations. In fact, why not buy a flintlock? Really. Rocks aren't going away anytime soon.
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Have about 1/2 dozen Boyt soft cases for rifles and shotguns. Some are over 25 years old and still going...
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