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  • jenarelJAM
    Club Coordinator
    • Dec 2004
    • 1611

    #16
    Originally posted by Aslan
    Here is my custom gun case. I know it's not that pretty...but it works... You can't buy one though...it's one of a kind!!

    http://www.jayloo.com/photo_gallery/...IMAGE_ID=34399
    I have something kindof like that. Its large military waterproof crates filled with foam that you can put stuff in to kep it safe. Its not something i plan on lugging to the field though, altogether, it would weight around 200 lbs. with my stuff in it.
    you know you play this game too much when the neighbors stop fixing their broken windows...
    :shooting: :cuss:

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    • Aslan
      Don't Ban Me...Love Me
      • May 2005
      • 954

      #17
      Originally posted by jenarelJAM
      I have something kindof like that. Its large military waterproof crates filled with foam that you can put stuff in to kep it safe. Its not something i plan on lugging to the field though, altogether, it would weight around 200 lbs. with my stuff in it.
      The suitcase is easy to carry around. I usually just take the gun and tank out and leave the case in my car, but if the field is a walk from the parking lot, I could easily take it with.

      It actually took some time to make. I was just going to use soft foam...then that wouldn't keep it's shape. When I went to a harder foam, it wasn't as protective and would chip apart. The whole reason I did it was I was getting sick of all my guns banging around and getting scratched just laying in my bags. I did have to change it. Originally it housed two CO2 tanks, my Spyder and my BRUTE. But now, with the BRUTE broken and my Spyder being downgraded to my second back-up, I changed the foam to hold the Mag, Prodigy, and one HPA tank.

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