Description
The NcSTAR Vism 52" Double Carbine Case in Woodland Camo is a must-have for any firearm enthusiast. This high-quality case is designed to securely transport and protect two carbine rifles up to 52 inches in length.
Featuring a durable construction, this case is made from heavy-duty PVC material, ensuring long-lasting performance. The Woodland Camo pattern adds a stylish touch while providing effective camouflage in outdoor environments.
The case is equipped with two separate padded compartments, each with adjustable straps to securely hold your rifles in place. The interior also features a padded divider to prevent any contact between the firearms.
For added convenience, this case has three exterior pockets with hook and loop closures, perfect for storing magazines, ammunition, and other accessories. The heavy-duty zippers ensure easy access to your gear while keeping it securely enclosed.
The NcSTAR Vism 52" Double Carbine Case also features a comfortable padded shoulder strap and reinforced carrying handles, making it easy to transport your firearms wherever you go. Whether you're heading to the range or going on a hunting trip, this case is the ideal solution for safely transporting and storing your valuable carbine rifles.
FEATURES:
Designed to securely transport and protect two carbine rifles up to 52 inches in length
Made from heavy-duty PVC material for long-lasting performance
Woodland Camo pattern provides effective camouflage in outdoor environments
Two separate padded compartments with adjustable straps to securely hold rifles in place
Padded divider prevents contact between firearms
Three exterior pockets with hook and loop closures for storing magazines, ammunition, and accessories
Heavy-duty zippers for easy access and secure enclosure
Comfortable padded shoulder strap and reinforced carrying handles for easy transportation
Ideal solution for safely transporting and storing valuable carbine rifles
SPECIFICATIONS:
Brand: NcSTAR
Case Type: Soft Case
Color: Woodland Camo
Length: 52"
'52" carbine' sounds like an oxymoron.