Alps OutdoorZ Introduces Floating Gun Case

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posted on September 30, 2022
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Alps OutdoorZ has released a Floating Gun Case to ensure your favorite long gun will never take a dive. Ideal for float-trip hunters, duck hunters, or anyone who transports their firearms on or around water, the Floating Gun Case calls on high-density floatation foam to prevent firearms from submerging if dropped in deep water. Additional flotation comes from the roll-over Velcro-sealed opening, which helps prevent water from entering the case and creates a buoyant air pocket when closed.

The Floating Gun Case measures 59x9 inches and is sized to accept shotguns with extended chokes and barrels up to 28-inches long. A side pocket includes choke tube/shell holders as well as a zippered pocket to keep small items secure and organized. Additional features include a padded shoulder strap and carry handle, and a D-ring clip at the barrel end for hanging the case when not in use. Available camo patterns include Realtree Max-5 and Mossy Oak Shadow Grass Habitat.

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