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The Basics, Starting Out
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<blockquote data-quote="brcfo_outdoors" data-source="post: 2782184" data-attributes="member: 113623"><p>Hard cases suck when you are not using them; they are big, bulky, and difficult to store as a result. I would say between the two that the drag bag wins hands down, and especially because you are not flying. That being said, the drag bag has a bunch of garbage on there like the waistbelt/strap set up that you may not need. If you are intending to carry it like a backpack it can be handy, but if not, then all its extra accoutrements are just more things to snag and drag when moving in and out of a vehicle etc. I had the Eberlestock drag bag which was fine but I ultimately got rid of it because it too took up too much space for simply transporting guns. I really like Armageddon Gear Precision Rifle Cases if you are looking for a solid rifle bag to just get to the range or to your hunt spot. Great quality, decently priced, and straight to the point.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="brcfo_outdoors, post: 2782184, member: 113623"] Hard cases suck when you are not using them; they are big, bulky, and difficult to store as a result. I would say between the two that the drag bag wins hands down, and especially because you are not flying. That being said, the drag bag has a bunch of garbage on there like the waistbelt/strap set up that you may not need. If you are intending to carry it like a backpack it can be handy, but if not, then all its extra accoutrements are just more things to snag and drag when moving in and out of a vehicle etc. I had the Eberlestock drag bag which was fine but I ultimately got rid of it because it too took up too much space for simply transporting guns. I really like Armageddon Gear Precision Rifle Cases if you are looking for a solid rifle bag to just get to the range or to your hunt spot. Great quality, decently priced, and straight to the point. [/QUOTE]
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