gun carrying cases

[Steve Crush]

Looking for a good case for my emag. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

steve

[ProjectMag]

Do you have a Lowe's close by? They have a very nice aluminum case/tool box with molded foam there for like $25. A couple people I know have these and they are nice. Here's a link to what it looks like.

http://www.lowes.com/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=24981-000010203-VGC-5200

[Steve Crush]

i had that when i owned my RT and it BARELY fit. I was looking for a bit better. The emag i have it 22" long (with barrel) prolly 18" or 19" without.

[theraidenproject]

I got a nice plastic (but tough) toolbox @ HOme Depot, but its not on the website. I cant fit my gun in it thoug, with my warp and tank.

[MaxxFactor]

Try a tripod bag (Camera Tripod). The only drawback is that they're soft sided.

[bond1313]

Pelican cases are by far the nicest.

[ProjectMag]

Originally posted by bond1313
Pelican cases are by far the nicest.

....and expensive. :(

[SqueegeeKid]

Check a gun store, that's where i got mine.
I'm sure down in the states you have one on every corner :p

Mine's just plastic, 2 layered. Supposed to hold 4 handguns i think. Holds my mag on the top layer, PGP and my 12" AA on the bottom layer.

[bond1313]

Ya they are very expensive.

[Eagle]

I went to sporting goods store and got a gun case, then went to a hardware store and got a tool box for my tank, warpfeed, and all my other odds and ends.

[Steve Crush]

found a cheap but good one on ebay thx guys


steve

[Evil Bob]

I use a Doskocil case for my Emag, everything fits in their extra large gun case nicely. They're just like Pelican cases, just cost alot less.

Here's (http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/horizontal-item.jhtml?id=0005618220623a&navAction=push&navCount=3&indexId=cat20772&podId=0005618&catalogCode=QN&parentId=cat20772&parentType=index) the link to the case I'm talking about at Cabela's. It's the one on the right, the all weather extra large pistol case for $69.95.

The case is a hard shell ABS plastic with two layers of foam padding on the inside. The foam is divided up into little perferated square sections so you can remove/shape what you want to fit your Mag. I recommend only cutting half way down and not all the way through the foam. Half way down is far enough to give your Mag a good secure place to sit. If you get yourself an NW quick disconnect for your Warp (if you have one) and HPA system, you can store them in the bottom layer. I glued a layer of cardboard to the top layer of foam to make it a bit more rigid for removal. I used the same case for an RT before moving up to the EMag, so I didn't need to modify it too much (battery space).

-Evil Bob