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Has anyone used a scope bag like this one from Larue

http://www.larue.com/scope-bags?sort=popular

Any other brands I should also look at ?

I am think of something to transport primary and spare scope. They will be on a blaser saddle mounts.

Do they offer any real protection?

Thanks

Mike
 
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as long as they are going on a blaser it won't make any di old fference if the scope works or not
 
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Mike, If you find one that fits over your head, I'll pay for it :-)
 
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Something helpful would be nice from Biebs and butchloc Wink

I may just buy one and review it myself.

Leica scopes and blaser barrels Wink

Mike
 
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The bags kinda assume you are going to be taking the scope off and putting it on with some regularity - I prefer the American outlook.
 
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i would suggest getting a new bag - scoping out an old bag is not necessarily recommended Eeker shocker 2020 - well you asked for something helpful
 
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Maybe simpler question is what do people transport their spare scope in ?

Mossberg crowd might say an old sock.

For shooters with higher end optics - what is the best way to cart a spare scope.

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Mike
 
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I've used these, they are leather. Carry them in rucksack.

Zielfernrohr-Köcher

https://www.frankonia.de/searc...fernrohr-K%C3%B6cher


-------- There are those who only reload so they can shoot, and then there are those who only shoot so they can reload. I belong to the first group. Dom ---------
 
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These containers look a bit bulky to fit in a gun case with the rifle. I've cut some foam out of my old case, to fit my spare scope (steel), which I wrap in thin, closed-cell foam, inside a synthetic 'canvas' bag with draw cord.
 
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I carry my spare in one of my jock straps. Even large, very large scopes leaves plenty of room for packing material.
 
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Originally posted by Dom:
I've used these, they are leather. Carry them in rucksack.

Zielfernrohr-Köcher

https://www.frankonia.de/searc...fernrohr-K%C3%B6cher


Thanks

Will check these out.

Mike
 
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Originally posted by carpetman1:
I carry my spare in one of my jock straps. Even large, very large scopes leaves plenty of room for packing material.


Does this suppose some relationship between the size of the scope and the jock strap? Smiler
 
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Sambarman---Probably some hyperbole, well ok a whole bunch of hyperbole.
 
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he uses a blaser - no needs for a jockstrap
 
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Originally posted by butchloc:
he uses a blaser - no needs for a jockstrap


Blaser does not discriminate against female hunters.

http://www.blaser-usa.com/index.php?id=2021&L=1

A great platform for men and women Big Grin

Right handed and left handed shooters.

What a great gun - but the mosberg crowd is stuck in its old ways dancing

Mike
 
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Finlly ordered them from Larue











Expensive at $60 a bag.

But worth it to transport $1000-$2000 plus scopes.

Mike
 
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