Bulldog MDG1038 Extreme Tactical Rifle Case made of Water-Resistant Nylon with Muddy Girl Camo Finish, Black Trim, Tricot Lining, 4 External Velcro Magazine Pouches & Soft Padding 38" L
$64.79
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- Type:
- Tactical Rifle Case
- Finish-Color:
- Camo - Muddy Girl
- Proofs:
- Water Resistant
- Material:
- Nylon
- Guns Held:
- Rifle
- Padding:
- 2.25"
- Pressurized:
- No
- Crushproof:
- No
- Dimensions:
- 38"
- Floatable:
- Yes
- Hardware:
- Full Length Zipper
- Water-resistant nylon construction for protection against the elements
- Muddy Girl Camo finish with black trim for a stylish and unique look
- Tricot lining and soft padding to safeguard your rifle during transport
The Bulldog MDG1038 Extreme Tactical Rifle Case - the ultimate solution for carrying and storing your prized firearms. With its water-resistant nylon construction and eye-catching Muddy Girl Camo finish, this case combines style and durability like no other.
Designed by the industry leader in weapon storage solutions, Bulldog, this rifle case is built to meet your specific needs. The 38" length provides ample space for your firearm, while the soft padding ensures maximum protection during transport.
Equipped with four external Velcro magazine pouches, you can conveniently carry your extra magazines with ease. No need to worry about losing or misplacing them ever again.
The Bulldog MDG1038 also features a tricot lining, ensuring a scratch-free surface for your rifle. The removable and adjustable shoulder strap offers added comfort and versatility, allowing you to carry your firearm effortlessly.
With a zippered accessory pocket, you can keep your essentials organized and within reach. Whether it's extra ammunition or small accessories, this case has got you covered.
Invest in the Bulldog MDG1038 Extreme Tactical Rifle Case and experience the pinnacle of quality and functionality. Trust Bulldog, the brand that has been leading the industry for decades, to provide you with the best carrying and storage solution for your firearms.
