New for 2025: Gritr 47-Inch Hard Rifle Case

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posted on March 29, 2025
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LEDE Case On White

Gritr has launched its 47-inch Hard Rifle Case, for shooters looking for portable security and protection for their firearm. 

Gritr Foam

Built tough with high-impact polypropylene, this case is IP65 compliant, ensuring rifle stays safe from dust, water and rough handling. With convoluted egg crate foam inside, the firearm stays secure and cushioned during even the bumpiest travels.

Gritr Latch

Whether heading to the shooting range, on a hunting trip or flying across state lines, the four locking points—compatible with TSA-approved locks—offer peace of mind and ensure the case meets travel regulations.

Besides these features, its stackable design and easy-to-use latches make transport and storage a breeze, while the Unlimited GRIT Lifetime Warranty guarantees the case is covered for life.

For more information, visit gritrgear.comMSRP: $109.99

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