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Rogue Elite.net is your source for Uncle Mike’s Gun Cases. Whether you’re looking for a new shooting bag or tactical rifle case here’s the place to shop for them. Uncle Mikes Tactical Rifle Cases come in 2 sizes. The medium case is 33″x10″ (838 x 254 mm) inside and the arge case is 41″ x 10″ (1041 x 254 mm) inside. The Uncle Mike’s Tactical Rifle cases also hold 3-5 magazines. 3 AR15 or AK Magazines in the medium and 5 AR15 or AK Magazines in the large. We also carry the Uncle Mikes Pistol Rug cases. See the Uncle Mike’s range bags to help organize your handgun or shooting accessories.
A friend of mine owns various caliber Kalashnikov rifles. The SAR I, SAR II and the SAR III. For those not familier with the Carbine, they are 3 calibers of basically the same style gun. He picked up the Large Tactical Rifle Case to keep his 30rd magazines organized. The SAR I is 7.62×30, SARII is 5.45×39 and the SAR III is 5.56×45. It is possible get the magazines mixed up and the easiest thing for him to do is mark each bag with the caliber of the rifle and then just keep 5 mags in the bag. Granted you may own more magazines, but how often are you going to need to bring more than 5 mags to the range with you? The bag sling is also a plus. If you keep loaded magazines in your Uncle Mikes Rifle Case the bag can get heavy and the sling mags it a little easier to carry.
A great many years ago I wondered how people really knew which holster worked for them. It’s one of those things people don’t understand when they first start to carry a gun. The reality is that some holster designs are as pretty to look at in the same way we shop for clothing or for a car. Some people just need to get around from point A to point B and don’t need to show off.
When deciding on which type of method to conceal a firearm, one most always remember the environment you will be carrying in. All firearms can be carried in one way or the other, but some firearms will become extremely uncomfortable to carry in certain climates and or situations.
Some of the Tasco optics can in a 1″ or 3/4″ tube so make sure you put some thought into what kind of size you need and get the proper scope rings. Tasco Pronghorn Rifle Scope 3-9X 40 30/30 Matte 1″ is a great scope to start out with. There are a few tasco riflescopes that are good for Varmint hunting, too. The Tasco Target Rifle Scope 6-24X 42 Illuminated Mil-Dot Matte has an illuminated reticle for even more possibilities.
For the hunter who can appreciate the advantage of confidence, Zeiss offers two riflescope platforms that feature an array of objective sizes, reticle configurations, and laser rangefinding capabilities. So there’s a riflescope that’s perfectly designed to match every hunting situation.
Like many novice shooters, we start out with whatever we can get our hands on. There are a lot of cheap optics on the market that all fall in the under $100 market that may work fine for somebody just looking to plink or use for hunting once a year, but I’ve put enough lead downrange to know that serious shooters don’t want to be sitting on a firine line watching a reticle spin when they are trying to sight in. Some gun owners will get those gun show specials only to find out that all of those cheap optics they bought won’t last a lifetime.Durability is only one part of the selection. Hunting early in the morning or late in the afternoon can be a challege especially for those not equipment with quality optics.
There are four large cargo pockets on the front of the vest. They feature side bellows and drain holes at the bottom of the pockets, elastic webbing on the inside to secure smaller items like magazines or a flashlight, and tuckable flaps w/adjustable snaps. The top pockets also each feature a vertical zippered Napoleon security pocket. The front of the vest secures with a two-way YKK zipper. There are four internal pockets with elastic loops for securing additional gear.