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Spend $100+ get a FREE pair of RANGE OFTEN SHOOTING GLOVES (size large)
Range Often gun socks are the perfect solution for storing and protecting your long guns and other firearms. The knit gun sock fit can be stretched over your gun, even with a scoped rifle, for rust-free storage.
Not only are our gun socks great for storage in a gun safe, but they also make it easy to transport your long guns in a soft case. The gray case material helps protect your gun from scratches and other damage while on the go.
The knit material used in our gun socks is designed to allow air to circulate, which helps prevent rust from forming on your firearms. This makes gun socks the perfect choice for the long-term storage of your guns and scoped rifles.
Our gun sock is also a great choice for those in the armed forces or other professions that require the use of firearms. The compact size and lightweight design make gun socks easy to take with you wherever you go.
Whether you're looking to store your guns at home or take them with you on the go, our gun sock is the perfect choice. The gray case material fits a variety of gun sizes and can hold a single gun or multiple guns, depending on the capacity you need.
So why wait? Get your gun socks today and keep your firearms rust-free and protected!
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