So the question is, what are your case essentials? We can’t have gun and ammo in the same case so I’m at the stuff I use most often, magazines, stubby screw driver, hex key multi tool and the always lost pen.
What are your case essentials?
What’s in your case?
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What’s in your case?
A friend will laser cut the EVAfoam for my benelli mp90s new hard case.
So the question is, what are your case essentials? We can’t have gun and ammo in the same case so I’m at the stuff I use most often, magazines, stubby screw driver, hex key multi tool and the always lost pen.
What are your case essentials?
So the question is, what are your case essentials? We can’t have gun and ammo in the same case so I’m at the stuff I use most often, magazines, stubby screw driver, hex key multi tool and the always lost pen.
What are your case essentials?
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Tangohammerli
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Re: What’s in your case?
I include shooting frames, chamber flag, reloading tool and wooden push rod for squib loads.
Re: What’s in your case?
One of these days the Coronapocalypse will be over and we'll be able to go to competitions again. To that end I got a new Pelican 1525 Air Case for my 10M AP gear so that I have everything I need in one spot.
In there is:
FWB P44 (don't want to show up to a competition without this)
Extra cylinder
Laser rangefinder for setting up the distance in my home practice range
Barrel weights and hardware
T-Handle hex wrench for grip adjustments
Hex wrench set for all other adjustments
Philips screwdriver for vario-trigger adjust
Tin of cleaning pellets
Cleaning oil
4 tins of pellets
Chamber flag
Glasses
Extra practice targets
The empty slot is for my FWB fill adapter
The empty space in the case is for the future home of the compact-sized 10M AP I want to buy at some point.
FWB P44 (don't want to show up to a competition without this)
Extra cylinder
Laser rangefinder for setting up the distance in my home practice range
Barrel weights and hardware
T-Handle hex wrench for grip adjustments
Hex wrench set for all other adjustments
Philips screwdriver for vario-trigger adjust
Tin of cleaning pellets
Cleaning oil
4 tins of pellets
Chamber flag
Glasses
Extra practice targets
The empty slot is for my FWB fill adapter
The empty space in the case is for the future home of the compact-sized 10M AP I want to buy at some point.
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stephen_maly
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- Joined: Fri Mar 30, 2007 7:35 pm
- Location: Austin, TX
Re: What’s in your case?
If I were taking a center-fire pistol to the range or a competition, the case would include
* the gun
* spare magazines
* only essential tools for that gun (screw driver to adjust sights, only hex keys which can be used on the gun)
* cleaning rod, brass jag, bronze brush, and cleaning patches, and a bristle brush to clean off the outside if necessary, and small oil bottle, and an old plastic pill bottle to put oily rags in if necessary.
* (silent) count down timer
* earplugs
* safety flag (for the gun)
* small notebook, pencil and eraser
* scoring overlay, and scoring gauge
* push pins, and target centers
* shooting glasses
* old film container with safety pins (if you need to wear a competitor's number on your person)
I take a spotting scope and clamp-down stand separately if one is required.
Ammo is in a separate container.
* the gun
* spare magazines
* only essential tools for that gun (screw driver to adjust sights, only hex keys which can be used on the gun)
* cleaning rod, brass jag, bronze brush, and cleaning patches, and a bristle brush to clean off the outside if necessary, and small oil bottle, and an old plastic pill bottle to put oily rags in if necessary.
* (silent) count down timer
* earplugs
* safety flag (for the gun)
* small notebook, pencil and eraser
* scoring overlay, and scoring gauge
* push pins, and target centers
* shooting glasses
* old film container with safety pins (if you need to wear a competitor's number on your person)
I take a spotting scope and clamp-down stand separately if one is required.
Ammo is in a separate container.