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Spend $100+ get a FREE pair of RANGE OFTEN SHOOTING GLOVES (size large)
“That’s a pretty badass shotgun scabbard you’ve got there," Max Rockatansky would say to you if he saw you wandering the wastelands on your way to the Bullet Farm with one of these over-the-shoulder shotty holders.
The shotgun scabbard is not just a gimmick that looks cool. It provides a hands-free carry solution for your pump-action or semiauto shell shooter and affords quick access to your shotgun for tactical work, competition, or hunting. There’s no fiddling with buckles and straps, no carry case to lug around. The scabbard is the perfect way to carry your shotgun across any terrain, in any environment.
The shotgun scabbard is a modified shoulder bag that effectively functions like an arrow quiver. It’s slung over one shoulder and under the opposite arm. The scabbard rests vertically against your backside, providing an over-the-shoulder quick draw of your pistol grip or stocked shotgun with one hand.
Not everyone has a kilometer-long hunting shotgun. So we worked with Voodoo Tactical to bring their famous padded weapons case, the Breacher Shotgun Scabbard, to market. It’s the perfect scabbard for a pistol-gripped pump gun, and it comes with extra shell holders and fully adjustable molle straps. The ambidextrous setup makes it perfect for left- and right-handed shooters. Want something even smaller? Consider NcSTAR's VISM Scabbard. It’s thin and high-speed, with plenty of MOLLE webbing for adding more pouches and storage.
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